Mozambique has significantly reduced deaths caused by Tuberculosis, but the illness still claims around 14,000 lives annually, according to official data released today. In 2025, the country recorded about 106,325 …
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The World Bank warned today of the worsening public debt situation in Mozambique, describing it as “unsustainable,” with overdue payments amounting to 1.3% of GDP at the end of 2025, …
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The Prime Minister of Mozambique today called on young researchers from the Community of Portuguese Language Countries (CPLP) to propose “practical and concrete solutions” to develop member states and improve …
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The Mozambican government has announced a restructuring of the Instituto Nacional dos Transportes Rodoviários (Inatro) after identifying “serious institutional dysfunctions,” including signs of corruption, service delays, and deteriorating customer service. …
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The Portuguese-origin company Dimatel, which has operated for 19 years in Maputo, will close its doors on March 31, leaving at least 30 workers unemployed, after being vandalized and looted …
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Only the January floods caused at least 43 deaths, 147 injuries, and nine missing persons. The death toll in the current rainy season in Mozambique has risen to 298, with …
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Mozambique may revise its state budget in an extreme scenario if the Gulf war intensifies and triggers a broad rise in oil prices, finance minister Carla Loveira told Lusa. “In …
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At least two people have died, one was injured, three are missing and 1,355 have been affected over the past 72 hours by rains that destroyed more than 230 homes …
