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This paper dissects the alliance between France and Rwanda in the fight against terrorism and insurgency by Ansa al Sunna in the Cabo Delgado Province in Mozambique. The paper aims to unmask the French national interests in exploiting Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) and oil in Mozambique thereby establishing an alliance with Rwanda to deploy its troops to preserve their interests. The main purpose of the study is to analyse the Franco-Rwandese alliance in the exploitation of LNG and oil in the Cabo Delgado Province of Mozambique. The paper appeals to Secondary Research as its methodology and it uses the Natural Resource Curse as its theoretical Framework. This paper strives to rectify the fact that most researches on African natural resources blame African governments’ maladministration while disregarding western countries’ involvement in exploiting the natural resources. The findings of this research reveal that French multinational companies, among other western countries, are making huge profits from LNG and oil exploitation in the Cabo Delgado Province while Mozambicans are languishing in extreme poverty and unemployment among other issues.

Other MDM leaders, cited in Monday's issue of the independent newsheet \"Mediafax\", were confident that Simango can win in October. \"It was the right choice -we didn't expect anything else\", said MDM parliamentary deputy and the party's election agent, Jose Manuel de Sousa. \"We are going into these elections to win and to achieve power\". Alluding to the supposed weakness of [Filipe Nyusi] as a candidate, Manuel de Araujo, the mayor of the central city of Quelimane, declared \"Frelimo had already made things easier for us. With this acclamation of the MDM candidate the path is open for an alternative government\".

He was answering questions from journalists who asked whether it was true, as Renamo had claimed, that Mozambican forces had attacked Renamo bases in the Gorongosa mountain range, in the central province of Sofala, with \"weapons of mass destruction\" last week. [Filipe Nyusi] denied there had been any \"bombardment\". He said \"what happens is that our security forces respond, and pursue their attackers to ensure that they won't be attacked again. In this pursuit, there are exchanges of fire. We can't say that these are bombardments\".

[Filipe Nyusi] explained to me his priorities for Mozambique, which include, at the top of the list agriculture, infrastructures, tourism and energy. These are the areas we discussed, said [Akinwumi Adesina].

I expressed my condolences following the murder of peace negotiator Jeremias Pondeca and we both agreed that the peace process should by no means be affected by this crime.