Mozambique plans to invest US$374 million to develop the cashew sector and raise annual production from the current 158,000 tonnes to 689,000 by 2034, it was announced today. According to information ...

The first secretary of the Provincial Committee of the Frelimo Party in Manica, Tomás Chithango, has urged teachers in Chimoio district to resume classes interrupted in protest over the lack of ...

Books by Mozambicans Francisco Guita Jr. and Mia Couto are among the 10 finalist works of this year’s edition of the Oceanos Prize, alongside titles by the Angolan José Eduardo Agualusa and the ...

The Secretary of State for the Treasury and Budget, Amilcar Tivane, yesterday reiterated that the Mozambican State collected approximately US$165 million from the petroleum production tax in the ...

The International Financial Action Task Force (FATF) will decide this Friday, in Paris, during a plenary session, whether or not Mozambique will be removed from the FATF Grey List. The FATF meeting ...

Zambia and Mozambique are considering developing a joint electricity generation project in Mozambique’s Tete Province. Mozambican President Daniel Chapo says his country’s Ministry of Energy will next ...

Cabo Verde ranks 16th among 29 African economies in an index measuring financial market development, compiled by Absa and the UN, which places Mozambique in 23rd place and and Angola on 24th. The Absa ...

The Mozambican government intends to allocate 862.8 million meticais (over 15 million dollars at the current exchange rate) to local communities and provinces hosting mining and natural gas ...

“The forecast is that we will harvest around 180 tonnes of barley this year, compared to the reduced quantities of the previous campaign”, says Kelvin Gifford, owner of Phoenix Seeds, a company ...

The “Decide” Electoral Platform, a prominent Mozambican NGO, claims that at least 411 people died during the post-election unrest characterized by mass demonstrations called by the former presidential ...

The World Health Organization (WHO) has pledged to donate about 3.5 million doses of cholera vaccine to Mozambique. The announcement was made on Tuesday by Mozambican President Daniel Chapo, who was ...