MOZ Terrorist Attack..

[spike.t]

Nairoto Is a pretty chaotic place with the gold rush and LPG fields

Violence in the area has claimed more than 4,500 lives and displaced over 1 million people, mostly women and children, since 2017.

It has also affected multibillion-dollar investments, including France’s TotalEnergies $20 billion liquified natural gas project, which the firm halted in 2021. Shortly after, it invoked force majeure after the insurgents attacked the town of Palma, very near the Mozambique LNG project site.

All kinda old news that's been covered previously on here.....this shit has been going on for quite a while.....

 

[Hunt anything]

I don't think of South Africa as being dangerous, but maybe I am wrong

Ask the American preacher that was kidnapped last week. South African forces brought it to a rather quick end though.
But not anymore dangerous than the majority of the world.

 

[spike.t]

Ask the American preacher that was kidnapped last week. South African forces brought it to a rather quick end though.
But not anymore dangerous than the majority of the world.

Probably possibly due to his nationality...me thinks.....

 

[Hunt anything]

Probably possibly due to his nationality...me thinks.....

Me thinks to

 

[Franco]

Have a hunt scheduled for this June/July in Mozambique. I spoke with the outfitter today, he is in J'berg and will fly to his camp in a few days. I do not know the specific area, but he says we will be well away from where this incident took place. Plan is to fly into Tete and then overland to his hunting area. He will be monitoring the situation and we will make a decision as we get closer to my hunt.

 

[Field28]

I use Global Rescue Security force that is supposed to come and get me if political trouble. But who knows

If that doesn't work, then hopefully we all have a truly great PH lol

 

[LimbNoMo]

I have been told to not go any further north than Beira.

Have a hunt scheduled for this June/July in Mozambique. I spoke with the outfitter today, he is in J'berg and will fly to his camp in a few days. I do not know the specific area, but he says we will be well away from where this incident took place. Plan is to fly into Tete and then overland to his hunting area. He will be monitoring the situation and we will make a decision as we get closer to my hunt.

 

[Hunt anything]

I have been told to not go any further north than Beira.

That rules out the fantastic Coutadas around the Marromeu Buffalo Reserve!
Who told you this? That is a very long way from Niasa?

 

[DLSJR]

Not just the Niassa in Mozambique, but THE SELOUS in Tanzania, I think the whole thing will be put down buy both governments, as this will cut off funds for the government officials?
Every country in Africa has a level 2 -3 do not travel/ terrorist risk , except Zambia
I don’t think I will sweat it that much , if I can survive escape from Libya and Algeria back in the 1990’s I don’t think I’ll worry about a small local uprising , as compared to a entire two countries in a Arab uprising and having to fight for a escape to Malta by boat.
The governments will probably provide armed forces to defend the tourists/ hunters
Besides we go for the best adventure possible

The Selous will be fine. I’ve been talking with Alan Vincent (he holds MA1/Madaba in the Selous) today and he said the Tanzanian Army has a large presence along the southern border with Mozambique for exactly this reason. He said they’ve been aware of it for a few years and built up military in the area to keep them in Moz.