Mozambique: CDD Accuses Government of Refusing to Legalize Union of Agricultural Extension Workers

A prominent Mozambican NGO, the Centre for Democracy and Development (CDD), has accused the government of refusing to legalize the Union of Agricultural Extension Workers (SNEA)… Read more »

Mozambique: 17 Detained for Illegal Mining

The Mozambican Police (PRM) have detained 17 individuals allegedly involved in illegal mining in the central province of Manica. Read more »

Mozambique: Fishermen Detained for Alleged Involvement in Terrorism

The Mozambican Police (PRM) have detained 20 fishermen in Ancuabe district, in the northern province of Cabo Delgado, for alleged involvement in terrorism. Read more »

Mozambique: Standard Bank Believes Resumption of LNG Project Will Improve Business Confidence

The Mozambican branch of the South African Standard Bank believes that the resumption of natural gas liquefaction projects in the northern province of Cabo Delgado will improve the… Read more »

Mozambique: Government Imposes New Restrictions On Alcoholic Drinks

The Mozambican government has issued a decree imposing new restrictions on the production, sale and consumption of alcoholic drinks. Read more »

Mozambique: Between Mozambique and China Reached 5.18 Billion Dollars in 2024

The volume of bilateral trade between Mozambique and China reached 5.18 billion US dollars in 2024, influenced by projects carried out in engineering, agriculture, health and… Read more »

Mozambique: Hands Over 840 Houses to Idai Victims

Mozambican President Daniel Chapo on Wednesday inaugurated, in the Guara-Guara Resettlement Centre, in the central province of Sofala, 840 houses built for those people affected by… Read more »

Africa: Mozambican Alleged Kidnapper Shot Death in South Africa

The South African police on Wednesday shot dead a Mozambican, identified only by the nickname "Dollarman', who was allegedly a key figure in kidnapping gangs, wanted in both South… Read more »

Mozambique: Attorney-General Calls for 'Strategic Response' to Organised Crime

Mozambican Attorney-General Americo Letela has called for "a strategic and multi-sector response' to the increased sophistication of organised crime. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Begins Inventory of Historical Sites in Mozambique

Mozambican Prime Minister Benvinda Levi has announced that the Zimbabwean government has begun an inventory of historical sites and of their citizens who died in Mozambique during… Read more »

Mozambique: Venancio Mondlane Takes Seat On Council of State

Mozambican President Daniel Chapo on Monday swore into office the best-known opposition figure, Venancio Mondlane, as a member of the Council of State, a body that advises the… Read more »

Mozambique: New Case of M-Pox Diagnosed in Maputo Province

The Mozambican health authorities have recorded one new case of the disease M-pox (formerly known as monkey pox) in the southern Maputo province, which means that the country has… Read more »

Mozambique: Announces Start of National Dialogue for 10 September

Mozambican President Daniel Chapo announced on Saturday that the "inclusive national dialogue' will begin on 10 September. Read more »

Mozambique: Projects Budgeted At Over 4.2 Billion Dollars Approved in First Six Months

Maputo, 28 Ago (AIM) - Mozambique's Investment and Export Promotion Agency (APIEX) has revealed that the country's authorities approved, during the first six months of this year,… Read more »

Mozambique: Mozambique and Rwanda Sign Status of Forces Agreement

Mozambican Defence Minister Cristovao Chume and his Rwandan counterpart Juvenal Marizamunda on Wednesday signed a Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) in the Rwandan capital, Kigali. Read more »

Mozambique: Mozambican State Owes 4.6 Million Dollars to Contractors in Nampula

Mozambican state owes 300 million meticais (4.6 million dollars, at the current exchange rate) to building contractors based in the northern province of Nampula. Read more »

Mozambique: 16 New Cases of M-Pox Diagnosed in Niassa

The Mozambican health authorities have recorded 16 new cases of the disease M-pox (formerly known as monkey pox) in the northern province of Niassa, which means that the country… Read more »

Mozambique: Catholic Church Concerned At Child Kidnapping

The Catholic Church has expressed its concern at the increase in cases of child kidnapping by Islamist terrorists in the northern Mozambican province of Cabo Delgado. Read more »

Mozambique: Suspected Illegal Shipment of Timber Halted

The Mozambican Ministry of Agriculture has prevented a ship from leaving the port of Beira because its cargo is believed to include illegally logged timber being exported to China. Read more »

Mozambique: Mozambicans Abroad Should 'Act As Ambassadors'

Mozambican President Daniel Chapo on Thursday urged Mozambicans living in Japan to act as ambassadors for the country, by projecting a positive image of Mozambique. Read more »

Mozambique: Willing to Boost Investment in Mozambique

The Japanese global trade and investment company, Mitsui, has expressed its willingness to boost investment in Mozambique and strengthen cooperation with various Mozambican… Read more »

Mozambique: Education Minister Calls for Strategies to Prevent M-Pox Spread in Schools

Mozambican Education Minister Samaria Tovela has called for strategies aimed at improving sanitary conditions in public schools in order to avoid the spread of the disease M-pox… Read more »

Mozambique: ENI Completes Rovuma Basin Sale to Exxonmobil

The Italian energy company ENI announced on Wednesday that it has completed the sale of half of its holding in Area Four of the Rovuma Basin, off the coast of the northern… Read more »

Mozambique: Cahora Bassa Not Cause of Cheap South African Power

Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy, Pedro Couto, on 26 November denied a claim by Renamo that electricity is cheaper in South Africa than in Mozambique because power from the… Read more »

Mozambique: Cahora Bassa Not the Cause of Cheap South African Power

Mozambique's minister of Mineral Resources and Energy, Pedro Couto, on Thursday denied a claim by the former rebel movement Renamo that electricity is cheaper in South Africa than… Read more »