RENAMO

=== Activities in Zimbabwe ===
RENAMO forces attacked an army base in [[Zimbabwe]] near [[Mukosa]] on 17 June 1987, killing seven soldiers and wounding 19. RENAMO attacked the Katiyo Tea Estate, destroying valuable property, in July and killed three men in Rushinga in August.<ref name="earlyattacks">Audrey Kalley, Jacqueline. ''Southern African Political History: a chronological of key political events from independence to Mid-1997'', 1999. Page 739.</ref> On 30 November, RENAMO militants burned down 13 houses.<ref name="juneattack">Audrey Kalley, Jacqueline. ''Southern African Political History: a chronological of key political events from independence to Mid-1997'', 1999. Page 742.</ref>

Between December 1987 and 21 January 1988 RENAMO performed 101 attacks near the Mozambique-Zimbabwe border.<ref name="juneattack"/> Following the end of the Mozambican Civil War, RENAMO remained linked to a Zimbabwean militant group, [[Chimwenje]].<ref name="Handbook11">{{cite book|author=<!--Staff writer(s); no by-line.-->|editor1-last=Banks|editor1-first=Arthur|editor2-last=Muller|editor2-first=Thomas|editor3-last=Phelan|editor3-first=Sean|editor4-last=Smith|editor4-first=Hal|editor5-last=Milnor|editor5-first=Andrew|editor6-last=Kimmelman|editor6-first=Eric|editor7-last=Aytar|editor7-first=Volkan|editor8-last=Twetten|editor8-first=Matthew|editor9-last=Willey|editor9-first=Joseph|editor10-last=Tallman|editor10-first=Elaine|title=Political Handbook of the World: 1998|date=1998|pages=633–634, 1045–1046|publisher=CSA Publications|location=Binghamton, New York|isbn=978-1-349-14953-7}}</ref>