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Vandalism at the Mozambique Democratic Movement Headquarters The Mozambique Democratic Movement (MDM) headquarte...
Political Shakeup in Mozambique’s Sofala Province President Filipe Nyusi has dismissed Stela Pinto Novo Ze...
The Heart of the Campaign: Beira City The three leading political parties in Mozambique – Frelimo, Renamo,...
End of a Four-Month Nightmare After being held captive for over four months, Sheinaz Gani, a 47...
In the first half of this year, Mozambique has seen a significant surge in its state revenue from divi...
Global financial services company, Moody’s, has revised its outlook on Mozambique’s econom...
Partnering to Accelerate Graphite Production ASX-listed mineral exploration company, Triton Minerals, ...
Regulating Mozambique’s Aviation Fuel Market The Mozambican Competition Regulatory Authority (ARC), in a significant move, h...
A Mysterious Murder in Matundo Salifo Selemane, the former president of the Renamo Youth League in the Matundo neighbourhood, Tete...
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Returning Yet Remaining: The Internally Displaced Persons Recently, the United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) report...
Mozambique vs. Privinvest: A High-Stakes Lawsuit The United Kingdom’s Supreme Court has recently ruled that the South...
The Petromoc-MIAF Acquisition: Shaping Mozambique’s Economic Future The national petroleum company of Mozambique, Petromoc i...
Mozambique’s Social Security Expansion: More Coverage, More Beneficiaries In a move to ensure social security for all, Mozam...
Insurgency in Mozambique: An Unwavering Threat Mozambique’s Defence Minister, Cristóvão Chume, recently acknowledged the anticipated attack by insurgents in Mocímboa da Praia, emphasizing the persistent threat of these rebels. Despite the killing of their leader, Bonomade Machude Omar, who was recognize...
The Road to Sustained Support Jorge Moreira da Silva, the director of the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS), recently hinted at the possibility of extending the $200 million aid program for refugees in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique, beyond its initial end in 2025. The program, generously financed by ...
Training for Polling Station Staff In the northern Mozambican province of Nampula, the largest constituency in the country, plans are underway to hire 400 provincial trainers to prepare 7,293 polling station staff for the municipal elections to be held on October 11. The training of 440 provincial delegates star...
A Praise-Worthy Achievement The United Nations Secretary-General, António Guterres, has lauded the Mozambique government and its citizens for successfully concluding the disarmament and demobilisation phase of the Disarmament, Demobilization, and Reintegration (DDR) process. The commendation was made during a m...