November 9

• Law On Public Probity Takes Effect Next Week

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  Mozambique’s Ministry of the Public Service and the Attorney-General’s Office are undertaking a national campaign to raise awareness of the Law on Public Probity, which... Read more »

• Loan Agreement for Lower Limpopo Irrigation

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  The Mozambican government and the African Development Bank (ADB) signed a loan agreement on 8 November, under which the bank will finance the rehabilitation of the Lower Limpopo... Read more »

• Rail Companies Want to Improve Market Share

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  The rail companies of the SADC (Southern African Development Community) region are concerned to improve their performance, and thus reverse the current scenario in which the... Read more »

• Brigadier Gold Announces Significant Reserves

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  The Toronto based mining company Brigadier Gold on 6 November announced that it has received the results of samples taken from its mining concession at Tsiquire in the district of... Read more »

November 8

• Guebuza Calls On Justice System to Guarantee Rights

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  Mozambican President Armando Guebuza on Wednesday called on the bodies that administer justice to guarantee that citizens can enjoy their constitutionally guaranteed rights and... Read more »

• Bill On Penitentiary Service Passed

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  The Mozambican parliament, the Assembly of the Republic, on Thursday passed the first reading of a government bill overhauling the Mozambican prison service. Read more »

• Government Claims Food Security Improvement

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  Food security in Mozambique has greatly improved in recent years, Agriculture Minister Jose Pacheco claimed in Maputo on Thursday. Read more »

• CNE Chairman Did Not Attend Frelimo Congress

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  Mozambique’s National Elections Commission (CNE) has categorically denied claims that its chairperson, Joao Leopoldo da Costa, attended the Tenth Congress of the ruling... Read more »

• Government Briefs Assembly On Contingency Plan

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  The Mozambican government’s Contingency Plan for the 2012-2013 rainy and cyclone season envisages three possible scenarios, in which the number of people at risk from natural... Read more »

• AMG Mining Secures Graphite Concession

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  The Dutch based company AMG (Advanced Metallurgical Group) announced on Wednesday that it has been granted a fifteen year mining concession for an open pit graphite mine and... Read more »

• CCT Calls for Constitutional Amendment

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  The Consultative Labour Commission (CCT), the tripartite negotiating body between the Mozambican government, the trade unions, and the employers’ associations, is calling for... Read more »

• Vale Revises Coal Export Forecast Downwards

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  The Brazilian mining giant Vale has revised downwards its forecast of the production and export of coal from its open cast mine at Moatize, in the western province of Tete. Read more »

• Number of Foreign Workers Increases Slightly

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  In the first nine months of this year, 11,821 foreign citizens came to Mozambique legitimately seeking work, according to a Wednesday press release from the Ministry of Labour. Read more »

• Brigadier Golds Announces Significant Reserves

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  The Toronto based mining company Brigadier Gold on Tuesday announced that it has received the results of samples taken from its mining concession at Tsiquire in the district of... Read more »

• Argentine Business Mission Visits Nation

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  A group of 28 potential investors from small and medium Argentine companies met in Maputo on Tuesday with about 60 Mozambican business people to discuss possible partnerships and... Read more »

• Government Protects Two Archipelagos

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  The Mozambican government has declared two small archipelagos, rich in marine wild life, as areas of environmental protection. Read more »

• Cassava Projects to Be Launched On Thursday

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  THREE new projects will be launched on Thursday to support the development of Cassava Mosaic Disease (CMD) and Cassava Brown Streak Disease (CBSD) resistant cassava varieties. Read more »

November 7

• Maritime Identification System for Nation's Navy

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  The United States government on Monday offered the Mozambican Defence Ministry a Maritime Automatic Identification System (AIS), making it possible to identify ships using the... Read more »

• Contacts Under Way for Building a Refinery

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  The Mozambican government’s Institute for the Management of State Holdings (IGEPE) is in contact with potential investors interested in building an oil refinery in... Read more »

• Guebuza Stresses Role of Value Chains

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  Mozambican President Armando Guebuza on Monday stressed the importance of partnerships between the public and private sectors in stimulating the value chains of goods and priority... Read more »

• Portuguese Companies Failing to Rehabilitate Main Road

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  The Mozambican government has threatened to take measures, up to and including the cancellation of their contract, against Portuguese companies that have proved incapable of... Read more »

• Some Montepuez Residents Resist Spraying

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  Some residents in Montepuez district, in the northern Mozambican province of Cabo Delgado are refusing to spray their homes against mosquitoes, or to use chlorine to purify water,... Read more »

• Inflation Remains Low

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  Inflation in Mozambique remained low in October, with prices rising by just 0.33 per cent during the month, as measured by the consumer price indices in three largest cities,... Read more »

• Maritime Identification System for Nation's Navy

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  The United States government on Monday offered the Mozambican Defence Ministry a Maritime Automatic Identification System (AIS), making it possible to identify ships using the... Read more »

November 5

• Clear Connection Between HIV and Malaria Deaths

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  Researchers from Mahidol University in Bangkok, working on data from the central Mozambican city of Beira, have shown that people infected with the HIV virus that causes AIDS are... Read more »