Mozambican President Armando Guebuza on 30 March received the Deputy-President for Compact Operations of the US Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC), Patrick Fine, to assess the current stage of the five year compact which the MCC signed with Mozambique in 2008.
30 March, 2012
Sweden disburses budget support
The Swedish government has disbursed its support for the Mozambican state budget this year, as pledged in May 2011.
15 March, 2012
Coal barges can only use Zambezi River if impacts mitigated
The Mozambican government has not entirely ruled out the possibility of using the Zambezi River to transport coal to the Indian Ocean, but will not accept such a proposal until the investors concerned propose measures to mitigate the environmental damage, according to a report in Thursday’s is
14 March, 2012
France reiterates commitment to electricity projects
The outgoing French ambassador, Christian Daziano, on 14 March reiterated his country’s commitment to co-financing a new electricity transmission line from the Zambezi Valley to Maputo.
8 March, 2012
Maputo ring road to be completed by 2014
The construction of the Maputo Ring Road will begin in June and should be concluded by 2014, according to the City Council.
9 April, 2019
Entrepreneur registers design of Community Tablet
A Mozambican entrepreneur, Dayn Amade, has successfully registered the design of his Community Tablet vehicle with the United Kingdom Intellectual Property Office. This will protect his design from imitation for up to 25 years and makes taking legal action against infringement of copyright more stra
21 September, 2018
Poachers and illegal loggers jailed
The Chigubo district court, in the southern Mozambican province of Gaza, has, over the past three months, sentenced 14 people to jail terms of between 15 days and 12 years for poaching and illegal logging in the Banhine National Park.
19 September, 2018
Government approves water management plan
The Mozambican government on 18 September approved a National Water Resource Management Plan for the next 20 years that will cost an estimated US$28 billion.
30 March, 2012
