Mozambican frontier fortified as anti insurgent push grows
In Nampula Mozambique, Portuguese defense planners describe a tightening frontier to deter African nationalist forces. Officials say 30,000 to 70,000 Portuguese troops operate in the region as rebel bands cross from Tanzania, mainly Makonde fighters, with several ambushes and killings reported since January.
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