July 18

• Growth in Food Production

  AIM

  Mozambique's Ministry of Agriculture has announced that food production grew by 5.6 per cent during the latest agricultural season, reports the daily newspaper... Read more »

• Germany Wants to Build Economic Ties

  AIM

  The departing German Ambassador Ulrich Klockner in Maputo stressed that his country is "very interested" in participating in Mozambique's economic development. Read more »

• Inhambane - Head of Criminal Investigation Suspended

  AIM

  The head of Inhambane's Criminal Investigation Police (PIC), E. P. Read more »

• Traders Turn to Mozambique Following UK Khat Ban

  AIM

  Kenyan traders are turning to Mozambique following a decision by the British government to ban the stimulant khat later this year. Read more »

• Wild Fruit Juice Factory to Open in Manica

  AIM

  A processing factory to produce juice from wild fruits, tubers and roots will soon be opened in the central province of Manica. This will be the first of its kind in Mozambique. Read more »

• Rio Save Game Reserve Imports Buffalo

  AIM

  The Rio Save Company is to import more than 700 buffalo over the next seven years to meet the demand from big game hunters. Read more »

• Rio Tinto Upbeat About Future of Mozambican Coal Mining

  AIM

  The Anglo-Australian mining company Rio Tinto is optimistic about a bright future for coal mining in Mozambique. Read more »

July 17

• Warriors Knocked Out of Cosafa

  Namibian

  DEFENSIVE frailties and a misfiring attack cost the Brave Warriors again as they were bundled out of the Cosafa Cup Plate competition 1-0 by Mozambique yesterday. Read more »

• ZSF-Mozambique Relations Saluted

  The Herald

  ZIMBABWE and Mozambique continue to enjoy cordial relations that have remained solid guided by the principles of sovereignty, self-determination and the need to protect the... Read more »

July 16

• Signs of Govt-Rebel Consensus Emerge

  Verdade

  The Mozambican Government and main opposition party Renamo are close to reach a consensus on the first item of the agenda of their negotiations, concerning the electoral law. Read more »

• Govt Receives Millions From World Bank to Tackle Bottlenecks to Growth [press release]

  World Bank

  The World Bank Board of Executive Directors today approved an International Development Association (IDA) credit[1] of US$110 million equivalent in support of the Government of... Read more »

• Guebuza-Dhlakama Meeting Must Be in Maputo, Says Frelimo

  AIM

  Mozambique's ruling Frelimo Party has argued strongly that any face-to-face meeting between President Armando Guebuza and the leader of the former rebel movement Renamo, Afonso... Read more »

• Demining Zimbabwe Border a Major Challenge

  AIM

  The demining of the mountainous border with Zimbabwe remains one of the major challenges for Mozambique's National Demining Institute (IND). Read more »

• Mozambique, Angola in Cosafa Plate Final

  Times of Zambia

  MOZAMBIQUE has set up a showdown against Angola in the Council of Southern African Football Associations (COSAFA) Plate final at Levy Mwanawasa this Friday after beating Namibia in... Read more »

• Mozambique Aircraft Crash Lands in Dedza

  Malawi News Agency

  A Mozambique airplane has crash landed in Dedza's Dzalanyama forest after it reportedly developed a technical fault. Read more »

• Exim Bank of India Opens 217 Dollar Credit Line for Infrastructure

  AIM

  The Exim Bank of India has opened a 217 million US dollar credit line to finance infrastructure projects in Mozambique. Read more »

• Two Thousand Tonnes of Cotton Wasted

  AIM

  The Mozambique Cotton Institute (IAM) has estimated that during the last agricultural campaign two thousand tonnes of cotton went to waste due to a lack of storage. Read more »

• Record Coal Production in Moatize

  AIM

  The Brazilian mining giant Vale has set a monthly coal production record at its open cast mine in Moatize, in the western Mozambican province of Tete. Read more »

• Seven Die in Road Crash

  AIM

  Seven people died and 27 injured in a crash on Monday involving a truck carrying logs and a bus. Read more »

• Derailment On Sena Railway Line

  AIM

  A train loaded with 42 coal wagons derailed on the Sena railway line on Monday. The accident took place at Magagade in Caia district, in the central Mozambican province of Sofala.... Read more »

July 15

• Treating Kaposi's Sarcoma in Maputo [press release]

  MSF

  In Mozambique, the fight against HIV/AIDS is being fought every day: about 11.5% of people in the coastal southern African country are living with the virus. Many of them suffer... Read more »

• Mozambique and Malawi - a Relationship Back On Track [analysis]

  SAIIA

  On 13 July 2013 the fragility of regional security in Southern Africa came to the fore when the Southern African Development Community's Ministerial Committee of the Organ on... Read more »

• High Tech Cotton Gin Offers Secure Future for Farmers

  VOA

  Olam International, a leading global integrated supply chain manager, that has been active in Mozambique for 15 years, announced this year, the construction of its first... Read more »

• Government and Renamo Reach Partial Consensus

  AIM

  The eleventh round of dialogue between the Mozambican government and the country's largest opposition party Renamo has ended with partial consensus on the issue of electoral... Read more »

• Government Terminates Nacala Water Treatment Contract

  AIM

  The Mozambican government has terminated a contract with the Indian consortium Tecnofab-Goon for its failure to construct a new water treatment plant in the northern city of... Read more »