Insurgents raided a hunting camp in Niassa on 3 September. It did not open a new front, but it showed what Mozambique’s gas restart actually secured.
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Key Facts
—What happened: Insurgents raided a hunting camp at Marangira, Niassa province, on Thursday 3 September, killing one or two people and abducting between 11 and 20.
—Not a first: Niassa has been attacked since November 2021. A raid on the Mariri centre in April 2025 killed nine.
—The gap: Marangira is one province from TotalEnergies’ Afungi site, which sits behind its own fence and its own guards.
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