Beheadings show Islamist peril persists for TotalEnergies in Mozambique

Militants connected to Islamic State in northern Mozambique have stepped up aggression, resulting in staff being evacuated from the country's larger solar farm, also threatening to further delay the French oil company's major LNG project.
Photo: Alfredo Zuniga/AFP/Ritzau Scanpix
Photo: Alfredo Zuniga/AFP/Ritzau Scanpix
By Matthew Hill & Borges Nhamire, Bloomberg News

A fresh wave of attacks by an Islamic State affiliate in northern Mozambique has prompted the evacuation of the nation’s biggest solar power plant and threatens to further delay TotalEnergies SE’s USD 20bn liquefied natural gas project. 

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