In Mozambique, more than 2500 people have died, and 600,000 people have fled from fighters in the province of Cabo Delga

The video explores the crisis in northern Mozambique, where Islamist extremists have taken control, causing over half a million people to flee. Sky News reports on the dire living conditions in Pember, where displaced families struggle with hunger and disease. Personal stories highlight the trauma and loss experienced by those affected. The insurgents, known as Al Shabab, have captured key areas, spreading terror across the region.

What is the primary reason for the mass exodus in northern Mozambique?

• Natural disasters

• Economic opportunities

• Political elections

• Islamist extremist control

Where have many displaced people sought refuge in Mozambique?

• Neighboring countries

• Government shelters

• The city of Pember

• Inland villages

What challenges do the displaced families face in Pember?

• Limited access to technology

• Political instability

• Overcrowding and poor sanitation

• Lack of education

What was the initial perception of the insurgents in Mozambique?

• A group of bandits

• A humanitarian organization

• A well-organized military force

• A political party

What significant actions have the insurgents taken in the region?

• Established peace talks

• Captured communities and a port

• Formed a new government

• Built new infrastructure