The latest wave of displaced people caused by the conflict in Cabo Delgado, northern Mozambique, has put more than 11,200 people on the run to the provincial capital, Pemba, in …
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In an interview with Lusa, South African jurist Andre Thomashausen defended the performance of a financial audit in the application of the 60 million euros allocated by the European Union …
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The Mozambican Parliament’s Committee on Constitutional Affairs, Human Rights and Legality heard testimonies of “macabre and indescribable acts” by armed groups operating in the north of the country The findings …
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The interior minister of Mozambique admitted that “it is not to be neglected any geostrategic interest” of hydrocarbons as one of the factors of the conflict in the north of …
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The Center for Public Integrity (CIP) considered a few days ago that Mozambique’s debt to China was “not very transparent”, demanding that Filipe Nyusi’s government explain how it will manage …
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The consultant NKC African Economics considered that none of the credit rating agencies should improve Mozambique’s rating in the next 12 months due to the difficult economic conditions aggravated by …
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The Mozambican authorities say they have not yet received official information from South Africa on the existence of a plan to build a wall on its common border. Foreign Minister …
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The Centre for Public Integrity (CIP), a Mozambican NGO, has denounced in a report alleged sexual abuse of displaced women in Cabo Delgado, in the north of the country, in exchange …
