A new government audit has revealed that the Mozambican capital registered 2,202 individuals living on the streets, engaged in street begging, or subjected to child labor between July 2025 and …
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Former Mozambican President Armando Guebuza warned today that the African continent is grappling with a profound “human tragedy” driven by weaponized and escalating migration flows. He pinpointed rampant youth unemployment …
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At least seven teachers from the districts of Angoche, Lalaua, and Nampula in northern Mozambique have been detained on suspicion of selling drugs inside local schools, the provincial director of …
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Analysts interviewed by Lusa in light of the CPLP’s 30th anniversary have stated that Equatorial Guinea routinely flouts the community’s statutes. However, they note that joining the organization successfully legitimized …
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The Portuguese Deputy Secretary of State for Labor, Adriano Rafael Moreira, announced today in Maputo that Portugal will recruit nearly 160 Mozambican workers this year to fill vacancies in the …
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The Airports of Mozambique (AdM) returned to profit in 2025, posting a net income of 637 million meticais (€8.7 million) after finalising the clearance of LAM’s debt and restructuring its …
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Mozambique expects to sign partnerships to introduce fifth-generation (5G) mobile network technology in urban centers and rural areas by 2030, at the fifth communications conference, featuring over 300 participants and …
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Mozambican President Daniel Chapo advocated today for greater investment by African countries in the sustainable management of land and water, considering them fundamental to reinforcing climate resilience and promoting sustainable …
