Cabo Delgado is a region at war. Over 2,000 people have been killed since 2017, when Islamist militants began a campaign in the Mozambique province.
The conflict has also displaced over 500,000 people in an area still recovering from several natural disasters.
Last week, several bishops from the Southern Africa Bishops Conference visited Cabo Delgado to bring aid in an attempt to show solidarity to the over 70,000 women, children and men who have found refuge in two of the ten camps set up in Pemba, the provincial capital.
The delegation included Bishop Jose Luis Ponce de Leon, of Manzini, Swaziland; Bishop Victor Phalana, of Klerksdorp, South Africa; Sister Tshifhiwa Muzhedzi; and Johan Viljoen, the director of the Dennis Hurley Peace Institute.
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