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Mozambique: Central Bank Governor Blames Cyber-Attack for Banking Crisis
allAfrica, 21 November 2018
The governor of the Mozambican central bank, Rogério Zandamela, has told parliament that a Portuguese software company, Bizfirst, carried out "cyber-attacks" on the… Read more »
Mozambican Central Bank Blames Cyber-Attacks for Crisis
Most electronic banking systems in Mozambique have not been working since Friday November 16, when the provider of the computer software used, the Portuguese company Bizfirst, cut the country off. Bizfirst is in a dispute with Simo (Mozambican Interbank Company), whose network covers most banks in the country.
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Mozambique: Electronic Banking Collapse Causing Huge Losses
AIM, 20 November 2018
Mozambican private businesses are losing about five million meticais (82,000 US dollars) a day because of the collapse of most electronic banking systems in the country, according… Read more »
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Mozambique: Electronic Banking Crisis in Fourth Day
AIM, 19 November 2018
The crisis in Mozambique's electronic banking systems entered its fourth day on Monday, with no end in sight. Read more »
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Mozambique: Portuguese Software Provider 'Blackmailing' Mozambique
AIM, 18 November 2018
The electronic payments system used by most Mozambican banks has ceased to work because of "blackmail" by the Portuguese company that owns the computer application, accused… Read more »
