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23 June, 2014

President Guebuza opens land mine conference

Ninety per cent of Mozambique’s 128 districts are now free of land mines, declared Mozambican President Armando Guebuza on Monday.

20 June, 2014

Drilling of Rovuma Basin onshore well begins

The Canadian-based oil and gas company Wentworth Resources has announced that drilling operations have begun at the Tembo-1 well in the Rovuma Onshore concession in the northern Mozambican province of Cabo Delgado.

11 June, 2014

Job creation should be main benefit of mineral boom

Mozambican Labour Minister Helena Taipo has declared that the main gain from the country’s mineral resource boom ought to be job creation – but this remains a major challenge.

2 June, 2014

Maputo Ring Road two thirds complete

Almost two thirds of the Maputo Ring Road (excluding the new bridges) is now complete, according to Paulo Fumane, chairperson of Maputo-Sul, the state company in charge of the construction.

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.