The Mozambican and Namibian governments on 18 May signed an agreement in Windhoek to abolish entry visas for the citizens of the two countries.
18 May, 2011
Construction of Nacala airport to create 700 jobs
The construction of an international airport in the northern Mozambican port of Nacala will create a total of 700 jobs, according to the official government spokesperson, Deputy Justice Minister Alberto Nkutumula.
12 May, 2011
112,000 tonnes of cashew nuts marketed
The Mozambican cashew sector showed its continuing recovery by marketing 112,000 tonnes of cashew nuts in the 2010-2011 campaign, much higher than anything in the previous three decades.
10 May, 2011
Vale awards contract to APR Energy
The US-based company APR Energy announced on Tuesday that the Brazilian mining giant Vale has awarded it a contract to provide electricity to Vale’s mine at Moatize, in the central Mozambican province of Tete, which began operation on Monday.
9 May, 2011
Coal production starts at Moatize
Mozambican President Armando Guebuza and the chairperson of the Brazilian mining giant Vale, Roger Agnelli, on Sunday detonated the first charge of explosives initiating coal production at Vale’s open cast mine in Moatize, in the western Mozambican province of Tete.
11 June, 2018
Action plan on women, peace, and security launched
The Minister of Gender, Children and Social Welfare, Cidalia Chauque, on 11 June in Maputo launched a National Plan of Action on Women, Peace and Security, for the 2018-2022 period, intended to strengthen the government’s actions in promoting human rights and gender equality.
8 June, 2018
President Nyusi hopes to sign peace deal in Gorongosa
President Filipe Nyusi declared on 7 June that he would like to sign the definitive peace agreement with the opposition party Renamo in the central district of Gorongosa.
6 June, 2018
Toll gates for Beira - Zimbabwe highway
The Mozambican government on 5 June authorised the country’s Road Fund to set up three toll gates along the Beira-Zimbabwe highway, which crosses the central provinces of Sofala and Manica.
19 May, 2011
