Summary
More than 30 Christians were beheaded, and churches and homes were burned down in Mozambique, according to a recent report. The attacks took place in the northern regions, and the Islamic State Mozambique Province claimed responsibility. Mozambique's President Daniel Chapo mentioned improvements in security but acknowledged ongoing terrorism threats.
Key Facts
- Over 30 Christians were beheaded in Mozambique last month.
- Churches and homes were burned down in multiple attacks.
- The Islamic State Mozambique Province, linked to the larger Islamic State group, claimed responsibility.
- These incidents took place mostly in the Cabo Delgado province.
- President Daniel Chapo said security has improved but acknowledged continued terrorism threats.
- The report mentioned attacks in specific districts like Nampula and Cabo Delgado.
- Mozambique is reported as the 37th most dangerous country for Christians, according to Open Doors.
- Mozambique is seeking help from other African nations to tackle extremism.
