March 04
Mozambique: Mozambique and U.S. Set Up Working Group
The governments of the United States and of Mozambique have agreed to set up a bilateral economic and commercial working group, with the purpose of strengthening the economic and… Read more »
Mozambique: NGO Concerned At Violation of Children By Terrorists
A prominent Mozambican NGO, the Foundation for Community Development (FDC), has expressed its "deep concern' about the increase in violations against children in those areas… Read more »
Mozambique: Mozambicans Living in Middle East Are Safe
The Mozambican government has guaranteed that Mozambican nationals living in Middle Eastern countries are safe, despite the war of aggression waged by the United States and Israel,… Read more »
March 03
Mozambique: Chapo Urges Frelimo to Implement Promises Made
Mozambican President Daniel Chapo, speaking in his capacity as President of the ruling Frelimo Party, on Monday said that generational transformation, population increase and the… Read more »
March 02
Mozambique: Chapo Announces Action Against Corruption
Mozambican President Daniel Chapo announced in Maputo on Monday that the ruling Frelimo Party will step up its offensive against corruption inside the Party and in wider Mozambican… Read more »
Mozambique: Calls for 'Educated and Economically Inependent Mozambique'
Mozambican President Daniel Chapo on Saturday re-inaugurated the Nhamatanda General Secondary school, in the central province of Sofala, which is now the largest secondary school… Read more »
Mozambique: Urged to Fight Against Child Marriage
The governor of the northern Mozambican province of Nampula, Eduardo Abdula, has called on parents and guardians to commit to formal education of girls in order to prevent child… Read more »
Mozambique: Fined for Illegal Mining
Mozambique's National Environmental Quality Control Agency (AQUA) has fined the mining company Ecogems 21 million meticais (about 328,600 US dollars, at the current exchange rate)… Read more »
Mozambique: Inaugurates Water System in Muanza
Mozambican President Daniel Chapo on Saturday inaugurated a water supply system in Muanza district, in the central province of Sofala, budgeted at 50 million meticais (782,000 US… Read more »
February 26
Mozambique: Significant Reduction in Kidnapping, Claims Chapo
There has been "a significant reduction' in the number of kidnappings registered in Mozambique in recent months, declared President Daniel Chapo on Wednesday. Read more »
Mozambique: 160 Pangolins Rescued From Traffickers
Gorongosa National Park (PNG), in the central Mozambican province of Sofala, has recovered 160 pangolins from trafficking routes over the last eight years. Read more »
February 24
Mozambique: Halted in Limpopo National Park
Tourism has been halted for over a month in Limpopo National Park (PNL), in the southern Mozambican province of Gaza, because of the floods that hit much of southern and central… Read more »
February 23
Mozambique: Rights Activist Detained in Nampula
Mozambique's Network of Human Rights Defenders (RMDDH) has condemned the detention of a human rights activist, Joaquim Pachoneia, in the northern city of Nampula. Read more »
February 19
Mozambique: Lectures From the IMF, but No New Loan
The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has announced that the Mozambican government faces increasingly difficult financing conditions due to the vulnerability… Read more »
Mozambique: No Longer an Outbreak, but an Epidemic
Mozambique is no longer facing an outbreak of cholera, but an epidemic, the National Director of Public Health, Quinhas Fernandes, warned at a Maputo press conference on Thursday. Read more »
February 18
Mozambique: 70 Deaths in Current Cholera Outbreak
The Mozambican health authorities have recorded 70 deaths caused by cholera throughout the country, during the current rainy season. Read more »
Mozambique: Sentenced to 10 Years Imprisonment
Alexandre Njovo, the former Presiding Judge of the Maxixe City Court, in the southern Mozambican province of Inhambane, on Tuesday was sentenced to 10 years imprisonment for his… Read more »
Mozambique: Government Plans North-South Rail Line
The Mozambican government on Tuesday announced the creation of an office to support the construction of a new railway line connecting the north and south of the country. Read more »
Mozambique: Interior Minister Again Questioned By PGR
The Mozambican Attorney-General's Office (PGR) on Tuesday questioned once again the former interior minister, Pascoal Ronda, and the former general commander of the Police (PRM),… Read more »
Mozambique: Dissidents Call for Extraordinary Congress
Former guerrillas who once fought for the Mozambican rebel movement Renamo are collecting signatures to a petition demanding an extraordinary Renamo congress to sack the party's… Read more »
February 17
Mozambique: Cyclone Gezani Heading Away From Mozambique
Tropical cyclone Gezani has not yet dissipated, but it no longer poses a threat to Mozambique. Read more »
Mozambique: Government Launches Paid Internships in Northern Mozambique
The Mozambican Ministry of Economy has launched 1,000 paid internships for young people living in the northern provinces of Cabo Delgado, Nampula and Niassa. Read more »
February 10
Mozambique: 'Inclusive Dialogue' to Focus On Rural Area
The head of the committee organizing the Mozambican government's "inclusive national dialogue' (COTE), Edson Macuácua, has announced that public consultation will be centred… Read more »
Mozambique: European Countries Donate 93 Tons of Goods for Flood Relief
Four European Union (EU) countries on Monday handed over 93 tonnes of various goods in emergency assistance to the victims of the devastating floods that have hit parts of southern… Read more »
Mozambique: Renamo Suspends Antonio Muchanga
The Jurisdictional Council of Mozambique's former rebel movement Renamo has suspended one of the party's best known parliamentary deputies, António Muchanga, from Renamo… Read more »
