Mozambican Prime Minister Aires Ali on Monday laid the first stone in a project to build 5,000 houses in the neighbourhood of Intaka, in the southern city of Matola.
21 September, 2011
New programme for small scale fisheries
The small scale fisheries sector in Mozambique will benefit from investment of $43.5 million over the next seven years in order to promote the production and sale of fisheries produce of greater commercial value.
14 September, 2011
Government promotes aquaculture
The Mozambican government on Tuesday approved a decree establishing the “marine aquaculture reserve”, a measure intended to promote marine fish farming.
6 September, 2011
Contract signed to double Nampula water supply
The Mozambican branch of the United States aid programme, the Millennium Challenge Account (MCA), on Monday signed a contract with a consortium formed by the building companies CMC and CETA to rehabilitate and expand the water supply system in the northern Mozambican city of Nampula.
4 September, 2011
President Guebuza inaugurates All-Africa Games
The 10th All-Africa Games, officially inaugurated on Saturday night at Mozambique’s national stadium, in the Maputo suburb of Zimpeto, should symbolise unity among Africans and promote the culture of peace on the continent, declared President Armando Guebuza.
1 September, 2011
Mozambique prepared to receive 30,000 tourists for All-African Games
Mozambique is ready to receive 30,000 tourists during the All-African Games that it will host between 3 and 18 September. Tourists are expected to arrive from the African continent, Europe, the United States and South America.
13 May, 2019
Anadarko reaches agreement with JERA and CPC
The Anadarko Petroleum Corporation on Monday announced that the Mozambique LNG1 Company, owned by Anadarko and its partners in exploiting the natural gas in Area One of the Rovuma Basin, off the coast of the northern Mozambican province of Cabo Delgado, has signed a Sale and Purchase Agreement (SPA)
13 May, 2019
Cyclone Idai wiped out over 80,000 hectares of crops
A complete assessment of the impact of cyclone Idai on Mozambican agriculture shows that it devastated 813,000 hectares of crops in the 71 districts affected by the cyclone, according to Agriculture Minister Higino de Marrule.
10 May, 2019
More than a quarter of a million new electricity connections
New connections to the national electricity grid benefitted 257,490 households in 2018, according to the chairperson of Mozambique’s publicly-owned electricity company, EDM, Aly Sicola.
22 September, 2011
