President Guebuza urges people to stay on alert against floods
President Armando Guebuza has called on the government, community leaders, civil society organisations and the public in general to remain on alert against the possible occurrence of serious flooding this rainy season.
23 January, 2011
Solution in sight for passenger transport - Minister
Minister of Transport Paulo Zucula has guaranteed that the crisis of passenger transport in Maputo, characterised by huge queues at the city’s bus stop during the rush hours, will soon be solved.
14 January, 2011
Mozambique's greatest painter laid to rest
The remains of Mozambique’s greatest painter, the internationally renowned Malangatana Valente Ngwenha were laid to rest this Friday in the village of Matalana, in Marracuene district, about 30 kilometres north of Maputo.
10 January, 2011
India seeks more coal licences in Tete
Indian Coal Minister Sriprakash Jaiswal on Monday asked the Mozambican government to grant further coal exploration licences to Indian companies in the western province of Tete.
5 January, 2011
Mozambique’s greatest painter dies
Mozambique’s greatest painter, the internationally famed Malangatana Valente Ngwenya, died in Portugal on Wednesday morning, from what were described as “respiratory complications”.
4 January, 2011
Austerity measures save 3.9 billion meticais
The Mozambican government managed to save 3.9 billion meticais (about 114 million US dollars) between September and December as a result of the austerity measures adopted to hold back public expenditure.
26 January, 2018
Record production at Kenmare mine
Kenmare Resources, which operates the Moma Titanium Minerals mine, has reported record annual production in 2017 of the three minerals it extracts .
24 January, 2018
Inflation now under control
Inflation has been brought under control and the exchange rate of the Mozambican currency, the metical, has stabilised, declared the governor of the Bank of Mozambique, Rogerio Zandamela.
10 January, 2018
Goods traffic to resume between Cuamba and Lichinga
Goods traffic is to return to the branch line between the cities of Cuamba and Lichinga, in the northern Mozambican province of Niassa, under an agreement reached between the Niassa provincial government and the Northern Development Corridor (CDN), the private-led consortium that operates the line.
24 January, 2011
