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Limited legal options for Sadc military action in Cabo Delgado
Marko Svicevic and Timothy Walker ·
THE five-day terror attack on the coastal town of Palma last month once again stressed the severity of the conflict in Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado province.
In its fourth year, the insurgency shows no signs of dissipating and exposes Mozambique’s lack of political will to address the problem.
It also reveals the Southern African Development Community (Sadc)’s difficulties in crafting a regional response.
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