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‘Zim’s hands tied on Mozambique insurgents’ . . . Faces a negative economic impact, influx of refugees

ISLAMIC insurgents in northern Mozambique have killed over 2 000 people and displaced 500 000 more. Zimbabwe, which relies on its neighbour’s ports for transportation of imports and fuel, is under pressure to militarily intervene. The Daily News Consulting Editor Constantine Chimakure spoke to Professor Stephen Chan of the University of London on the developments…

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