April 20
Mozambique: Government Plans to Reach Self-Sufficiency in Food
The Mozambican government is planning to reach, in the next 10 years, 80 per cent self-sufficiency in the production of basic food products. Read more »
April 16
Mozambique: Government Insists No Risk of Fuel Shortages
The Mozambican government on Thursday insisted again that there is no risk of fuel shortages - despite the long queues of vehicles at filling stations in Maputo and other cities. Read more »
Mozambique: EU to Disburse 20 Million Euros for Culture and Justice
Maputo, Apr 16 (AIM) - The European Union (EU) has pledged to disburse 20 million Euros (23 million US dollars, at the current exchange rate) to fund projects in the sectors of… Read more »
Mozambique: Over Four Tonnes of Drugs Seized
The Mozambican authorities seized 4.4 tonnes of various types of illicit drugs, valued at 181.4 million meticais (2.4 million US dollars, at the current exchange rate), in 2025. Read more »
Mozambique: Interns Promise to End Strike If Government Pays Their Allowances
The medical interns from UNIZAMBEZE University, in the central city of Beira, who have been demonstrating in front of the Health Ministry building, in Maputo, have promised to stop… Read more »
April 15
Mozambique: Fuel Prices Likely to Rise, Warns Chapo
Mozambican President Daniel Chapo on Tuesday warned that, if the war between the United States and Iran continues, then fuel prices in Mozambique are likely to rise, and with them… Read more »
April 16
Mozambique: Government Claims That Privileges for Former Presidents Guarantee 'Dignity'
The Mozambican government has claimed that the recent approval of a package of financial and other benefits granted to former heads of state is aimed at guaranteeing "dignity' of… Read more »
April 14
Mozambique: NGO Accused of Illegal Dismissals
A group of 600 employees from the American NGO, the Ariel Glaser Foundation, in the northern Mozambican province of Cabo Delgado, has demanded compliance with the law as the… Read more »
Mozambique: Cholera Testing Stepped Up in Zambezia
The Mozambican health authorities have intensified cholera testing in patients suffering from diarrhoea in various districts of the central province of Zambézia. Read more »
April 13
Mozambique: Terrorists Do Not Occupy Any Towns, Says Chapo
Mozambican President Daniel Chapo announced on Monday that the islamist terrorists operating in the northern province of Cabo Delgado do not currently occupy any towns in the… Read more »
Mozambique: Doctors Postpone Strike in Nampula
Non-resident doctors at Nampula Central Hospital (HCN) have decided to postpone their strike in protest against delays in paying their wages, following ongoing dialogue with the… Read more »
April 12
Mozambique: Chapo Calls for Investment in Scientific Knowledge
Mozambican President Daniel Chapo on Saturday called for "investment in specific scientific knowledge' in order to monetise the country's natural resources. Read more »
April 09
Mozambique: Chapo Hopes to Simplify Provincial Governance
Mozambican President Daniel Chapo has submitted a bill to the Mozambican parliament, the Assembly of the Republic, that will eliminate an entire tier of governance, cutting out… Read more »
Mozambique: Assembly Passes New Law Against Tobacco
Mozambique's parliament, the Assembly of the Republic, on Wednesday passed a new Tobacco Law, intended to reduce tobacco consumption and exposure to tobacco smoke. Read more »
April 08
Mozambique: Over 6,300 Rwandan Troops in Northern Mozambique
The Rwandan government has revealed that it has over 6,300 troops deployed in Northern Mozambique to support the fight against Islamist terrorists. Read more »
Mozambique: Residents Concerned At Movement of Terrorists in Macomia
Residents of Mucojo village, in Macomia district, in the northern Mozambican province of Cabo Delgado, have expressed their concern at the movement of supposed Islamist terrorists… Read more »
Mozambique: World Bank Accused of Using Outdated Statistics
Mozambican Finance Minister Carla Louveira has accused the World Bank of using outdated statistics in its latest report on Mozambique. Read more »
Mozambique: Toll From Mine Collapse Rises to 11
The death toll from the collapse of an illegal gold mine in Vanduzi district, in the central Mozambican province of Manica, has risen from nine to 11. Read more »
April 07
Mozambique: Government May Take Measures to Ensure Stability of Fuel Price
Mozambican President Daniel Chapo has announced that the government may introduce measures in early May to ensure the stability of fuel supplies and protect domestic consumption in… Read more »
April 03
Mozambique: Road Rehabilitation Launched in Nampula
Luís Giquira, mayor of the northern Mozambican city of Nampula, on Thursday launched a project to rehabilitate about 2.6 kilometres of roads. Read more »
Mozambique: U.S. Donates Protective Equipment Against Nuclear Threats
The United States government has donated to the Mozambican state protective equipment against chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) threats. Read more »
April 02
Mozambique: Frelimo Demands Measures to Deal With Fuel Crisis
Mozambique's ruling Frelimo Party has demanded that the government take measures to deal with possible fuel shortages. Read more »
Mozambique: UK Disbursed 79.9 Million Dollars for Water Supply Systems
The United Kingdom has disbursed 79.9 million US dollars to support Mozambique's water supply systems. Read more »
Mozambique: Vaccination Campaign to Be Launched
The Mozambican health authorities plan to vaccinate about 3.5 million people against cholera in nine districts in central and northern Mozambique. Read more »
Mozambique: Construction of Photovoltaic Power Plant Launched in Tete
The Mozambican and South Korean governments on Wednesday laid the first stone for the construction of the Nkantha Photovoltaic Power Plant, in Chifunde district, in the central… Read more »
