Mozambique’s government has defended its decision to formalise a package of benefits for former heads of state, saying the measures are intended to guarantee “dignity” and “appropriate conditions” after leaving …
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Prices in Mozambique rose by 0.22% in March, about a third of the increase recorded in February, showing a recovery after logistical difficulties caused by flooding in the country, according …
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Mozambique has gone six months without any recorded kidnapping cases, the country’s President Daniel Chapo announced today, stressing that improved security is strengthening confidence and boosting the country’s attractiveness for …
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Speaking as leader of FRELIMO (the ruling party) at the opening of the second ordinary session of the Mozambican Youth Organization (OJM), Chapo highlighted the government’s priority of providing vehicles …
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Mozambican President Daniel Chapo announced that planned reforms to the country’s decentralization laws are expected to save more than 1.25 billion meticais (€16.7 million) per year, while also boosting provincial …
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Mozambican President Daniel Chapo has called for the urgent scheduling of legislative proposals aimed at reforming the country’s provincial governance framework. According to a statement from the Presidency, the proposed …
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Mozambique’s Prime Minister Maria Benvinda Levi has called for greater investment in alternative energy sources to accelerate nationwide electrification, particularly in off-grid areas. Speaking in Maputo during the swearing-in of …
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The World Bank has revised down its economic growth forecasts for all Portuguese-speaking African countries (PALOP) this year, with the exception of Guinea-Bissau, while also warning of rising inflation across …
