President Armando Guebuza on 1 August inaugurated the new bridge over the Zambezi River
5 August, 2009
Government meeting economic growth targets
Finance Minister Manuel Chang announced on 29 July that the government believes it will beat its own target of achieving average annual economic
5 August, 2009
Corruption is “like drinking your brother’s blood”
President Armando Guebuza said on 3 August that corruption in the state or in the private sector
5 August, 2009
Closure of day hospitals “irreversible”
Health Minister Ivo Garrido has declared that the decision to close the “Day Hospitals”
5 August, 2009
Grain processing plant for Zambezi Valley
The Zambezi Valley Planning Office (GPZ) is to invest $50 million in building three grain processing plants
5 August, 2009
President praises Brazilian support
President Armando Guebuza has praised Brazil for its support to Mozambique and other developing countries.
5 August, 2009
EU support for seed production
The European Union has approved a financial package of EUR7.2 million ($10.2 million) to support food production in Mozambique
5 August, 2009
Vehicle inspection centres ready by October
The Mozambican government’s testing centres for the regular and compulsory testing of all vehicles on the country’s roads will be operational
5 August, 2009
Domestic violence bill passed
The Mozambican parliament, the Assembly of the Republic, on 21 July passed the second and final reading of a bill on domestic violence against women
17 June, 2019
Registration of Renamo guerrillas under way
Mozambican President Filipe Nyusi announced on Friday that the registration of guerrillas of the opposition party Renamo has begun, in preparation for the demobilisation and disarming of the Renamo militia.
16 June, 2019
Government and World Bank supporting irrigation
The Mozambican government and the World Bank plan to invest $57 million in implementing the Project for the Development of Small Scale Irrigation and Market Access (IRRIGA).
13 June, 2019
Ethiopian Airlines to base Mozambique operations in Beira
Ethiopian Airlines intends, in the near future, to move its base of operations in Mozambique from Maputo to the central city of Beira, according to the company’s representative in Mozambique, Daniel Tsige, cited in Thursday’s issue of the Maputo daily “Noticias”.
5 August, 2009
