The Mozambican government wants to replicate the recent conversion of a €2.4 million debt with Belgium into investments to achieve climate resilience, highlighting Cabo Verde’s example in this area.

A boat with four crew members of Chinese origin and another 12 of unknown nationalities has run aground on the beach between the localities of Massavana and Ligogo, in Jangamo district, Inhambane ...

At least three people lost their lives on Wednesday during clashes between civilians and members of the Mozambican Police (PRM) who were ensuring security to the ruby mining area operated by the ...

Banhine National Park, in Gaza province, southern Mozambique, has received a total of 385 animals translocated from Maputo National Park, to re-establish the food chain and attract predators in that ...

Mozambique’s Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy, Estevão Tomás Rafael Pale, received on Wednesday in his office in Maputo, the Algerian Minister of Energy and Renewable Energies, Mourad Adjal, ...

The Mozambican government forecasts economic growth of 3.2% in 2026, according to the state budget proposal obtained by Lusa, which would raise the country’s gross domestic product to 1.665 trillion ...

At least 268 patients under the influence of alcohol and drugs were treated in health units in Maputo province in the third quarter of the current year. The majority of patients (243) were between 15 ...

A total of 150 scholarships will be awarded scholarships by Mozal for the 2026 academic year. The focus is on young people, especially girls, entering courses in Engineering, Humanities and Social ...

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The passage of alleged terrorists left the community of Impire, in Metuge district, Cabo Delgado, in panic, local sources told Lusa on Wednesday. According to sources, the alleged rebels crossed ...

The water supply restrictions are due to preventive maintenance work on the power line that feeds the Umbelúzi Water Treatment Plant (ETA) in Maputo province. [Photo: Notícias] The company AdRMM – ...

Mozambican Minister of the Interior, Paulo Chachine, argued yesterday that combating terrorism and organized crime in the country is a moral “imperative” and a matter of human dignity, reiterating the ...