The Mozambican government on Friday conceded the existence of "many movements" of protest in the country that are independent of former presidential candidate Venâncio Mondlane, but said that the ...

Former Mozambican presidential candidate Venâncio Mondlane announced on Friday that he is going to create his own political party, after announcing the end of his relationship with Podemos, with which ...

The Mozambican authorities have recorded at least five "pockets of demonstrations" in the last 24 hours in Gaza province, with blockades on important roads in that southern province of Mozambique, a ...

Mozambique's government wants sustainable and inclusive mineral exploitation and local processing. It considers this a "crucial" path to industrialising the country and creating jobs, and it defended ...

The president of the European Council António Costa assured Mozambican president Daniel Chapo on Friday that the European Union (EU) will continue to "work closely with Mozambique" to stabilise the ...

Acknowledging the impact of the suspension of support from the United States of America (USA) for various health programs, the Mozambican government guarantees that it has already "initiated a ...

Gapi has already started work in dozens of locations, preparing for the launch of the project The creation of 12 business ...

More than one hundred hectares of various crops remain flooded as a result of the recent rains in Limpopo district, Gaza province. The crops are in the low-lying areas of Chicumbane, Muzingane, ...

South Africa will not be bullied, President Cyril Ramaphosa said in a national address Thursday, after his government faced criticism from senior US officials including President Donald Trump. "We are ...

The Minister of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation, Maria Manuela dos Santos Lucas, has expressed her desire to "strengthen" partnerships with African and Arab countries which have ambassadors accredited ...

From difficulties paying the 13th salary to problems with the state budget, nowadays it seems that almost everything is the fault of the post-election protests in Mozambique. Is that really the case?

The International Monetary Fund is "actively engaged" with the Senegalese government regarding the suspension of its financing program after a government audit uncovered last year larger debt and ...