Palma
IS-linked militants 'chased' from Mozambique town of Palma: president
President Filipe Nyusi - speaking on the eve of a regional summit on the crisis - said his government had made requests for help. He did not give details.
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Southern African states set emergency talks on Mozambique
Islamic State-linked militants launched an assault on the town of Palma on March 24, in what is seen as the biggest escalation of a three-year-old insurgency.
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Doctors Without Borders dealing with 450 queries per day around Pemba
Doctors Without Borders project coordinator Luiz Guimaraes in Mozambique said the situation was serious and teams were doing their best to assist those who have been hurt during the conflict.
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Images of Islamist attack in Mozambique show severity of situation
A series of photographs and videos, passed exclusively to Sky News, offer the first glimpse at the scale of the assault on the town of 52,000 people by the militants.
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Mozambique attack survivors haunted by sight of dead bodies
Eleven days after what is seen as the biggest escalation of the Islamist insurgency ravaging the region since 2017, the true death toll from the coordinated attacks in March remains unknown, with internet and mobile phone networks disrupted.
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AU calls for urgent action after Mozambique jihadist attack
The jihadists captured Palma on 24 March, ransacking buildings and beheading residents and forcing thousands to seek safety in surrounding forest.
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Over 8,000 Mozambique attack survivors find refuge: UN
Dozens have been killed and many more are still missing in a coordinated attack seen as the biggest escalation of an Islamist insurgency that has battered Cabo Delgado province since 2017.
