Mozambique: Malaria Killed 360 People Between January and April in Mozambique

Malaria remains the leading cause of death in Mozambique, between January and April of this year the Ministry of Health recorded 360 deaths among the 2,961,429 cases it registered.… Read more »

Mozambique: 'People No Longer Take The Bodies to the Mortuary'

While national and international emergency team fly and swim against time to rescue about 350,000 Mozambicans still under siege for the fifth consecutive day in the districts of… Read more »

Mozambique: Cyclone Idai - Mozambicans Trapped in Trees and on Roofs

A week after Tropical Cyclone IDAI "massacred" the center of Mozambique, there are still people under siege in the trees and on the roofs of houses in the provinces of Sofala and… Read more »

Mozambique: Cyclone Idai Lands in Dondo, Lashes Sofala, Manica, Zambezia, Tete and Inhambane

Tropical Cyclone Intense IDAI, Category 4, has made landfall in Mozambique, entering the Dondo district, in Sofala province, according to the National Institute of Meteorology… Read more »

Angola: President Joao Lourenço - Businesses, arms deals and old ghosts

When President João Lourenço attended the World Economic Forum (WEF) in the Swiss town of Davos last January, he suggested that the winds of change were blowing in… Read more »

Angola: The Grace Period is Over for João Lourenço

It is now time for effective action. João Lourenço has been president of Angola since 26 September 2017. About one year later, he cemented his hold on power by taking… Read more »

Mozambique: Internal Public Debt Set to Increase

The Government of Filipe Jacinto Nyusi plans to increase the Internal Public Debt during the 2018 fiscal year by at least 84.2 billion meticais to finance its State Budget which is… Read more »

Mozambique: Thousands of Tourists Denied Entry Due to Faulty Passport Machines

Hundreds of tourists on a cruise ship were denied entry to Mozambique on Sunday due to the malfunctioning passport-reading machine of the immigration authorities. Read more »