At least one million agricultural producers in the central and southern regions of the country have had their production for the current season compromised due to adverse climatic factors since the start of the first production season. According to the president of the National Disaster Management Institute (INGD), Luísa Meque, who was speaking yesterday, Thursday (09) in...
Nampula: Traffic reopens on bridge over Muririmue River
The National Roads Administration in Nampula has announced the opening of the metallic bridge over the Muririmue River, on the R683: Nametil/ Chalaua road. According to the note we had access to, the reopened bridge over the Muririmue River is budgeted at around 50 million Meticais and was financed by the Government of...
Income Statement: Ombudsman questions ability to control processes
The Ombudsman, Isaque Chande, questions whether the Public Prosecutor's Office (MP) has the capacity to deal with the cases submitted in connection with the declaration of assets. "Today we have expanded the core of officials who have to make the declaration of income too much.... I don't know if there will then be the capacity to control the documents submitted because...
One Mozambican confirmed among the victims of the incident in South Africa
A Mozambican citizen has been identified as one of the victims hospitalized following injuries resulting from the collapse of a building in the township of George, in the South African province of the Western Cape. According to information provided on Wednesday evening to the Mozambican consular authorities in Cape Town by George Disaster Management officials, the Mozambican citizen...
Sofala: Carlos Mesquita monitors works in progress
On Thursday, May 9, the Minister of Public Works, Housing and Water Resources, Carlos Mesquita, visited important road infrastructures in Sofala province, where he found out about the status of ongoing projects. In fact, the minister visited the construction work on the metal bridge over the Metuchira River, which gives access to...
Terrorism/Cabo Delgado: Russia may expand its military influence in Mozambique
The weakness of Portugal's diplomacy with the Community of Portuguese-Speaking Countries (CPLP) opens up space for Russia to strengthen relations with the countries of the community. This is the view of experts quoted by CNN reacting to an agreement between Russia and São Tomé and Príncipe to supply the country with war material...
Cabo Delgado: Terrorists try to occupy Vila Sede de Macomia
Terrorists are trying to occupy the town of Macomia, in Cabo Delgado province, where they flanked in the early hours of Friday morning and shots are being fired all over the place, reports Zumbo FM Notícias, citing local sources. The same sources say that the town is deserted and almost 90% of the population is in the woods. The shooting started at around 4am...
Mozambican Reinildo Mandava in the sights of Manchester United and Aston Villa
Manchester United and Aston Villa are interested in signing Mozambican international Reinildo Mandava, who is tied to Atlético Madrid until June 2025, in the next transfer window. According to English newspaper SunSport, quoted by Domingo, the Red Devils are the most interested in the Mozambican, who will be available for...
Construction of Mozambique's first wind farm starts next semester
Construction of Mozambique's first wind farm, in the Namaacha district of Maputo province, will begin next semester, according to assurances from the President of the Republic, Filipe Nyusi. The infrastructure is designed to have a clean energy generation capacity of 120 megawatts, and the work will be carried out by GLOBELEQ. The project...
South African government rescues eight Mozambican minors from a Chinese factory
Nine young Mozambicans, aged between 13 and 17, found in a Chinese factory in Nigel, Ekurhuleni township, in the South African province of Gauteng, are expected to be repatriated to Mozambique at any moment, after a court ruled to that effect. According to a VOA report, the South African police said they had found the minors...