Fifteen people have been interrogated recently in Niassa province in connection with terrorism in Cabo Delgado province, an official source told Radio Mozambique. Óscar Basílio, President Judge of the Judicial Court of Niassa province, said that these are people who have been accused of recruitment or recruited to join the...
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Niassa. INAM warns farmers not to sow seed early
The National Institute of Meteorology (INAM) in Niassa appeals to farmers in the region not to sow the seed too early, given the forecast occurrence of the El Niño phenomenon in the coming rainy season. Data from INAM indicate that the Niassa province will register normal rains, with a tendency to below...
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Study reveals occurrence of miners in Nampula and Niassa
The geological mapping project, started in 2019, in the Lúrio belt, in the provinces of Nampula and Niassa, reveals a potential for the occurrence of several mineral resources, especially orogenic gold. This is a basic information to guide investors in the mining sector in Mozambique, who now have guiding documents...
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Niassa. Road Fund owes 118 million meticais to contractors
The Road Fund in Niassa province owes the contractors 118 million meticals, relating to the maintenance of the access roads of that province, a fact that has been conditioning the execution of the works. According to Radio Mozambique, quoting the delegate of the Road Fund in Niassa, Iva Langa, it is a debt related to the maintenance of access roads in the province...
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Instability limits construction of photovoltaic plants in Niassa
In Niassa, the unstable situation caused by the movement of terrorist groups in Mecula district is delaying the construction of photovoltaic plants in the administrative posts of Gomba and Matondovela. The Secretary of State in Niassa province, Dinis Vilanculo, says that the equipment for the construction of the plants that will supply energy to...
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Government mobilizes 30 million for rehabilitation of Nampula - Niassa road
The Mozambican government is mobilizing 30 million American dollars for the asphalting works of 35 kilometers of road 104, between the district of Malema, in the province of Nampula, and Cuamba, in Niassa. At this moment, negotiations between the Executive and the European Union are underway, in order to allocate the fund. The Minister of Transport ...
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Niassa government has 72 million for accelerated classroom construction
The Niassa Provincial Directorate of Education has just received 72 million meticais as part of the accelerated classroom construction project. Alocre Saíde said that with this amount the construction of classrooms, interrupted due to lack of funds, will be resumed. From 2020 to this part, classrooms are being built in Niassa...
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Switzerland disburses over 600 million for the Water and Sanitation Program in Niassa
The Swiss government will disburse over 600 million meticals for the implementation of the third phase of the Transparent Governance Program for Water, Sanitation and Health, in the next 4 years, in Niassa. The amount will be used for the construction of water infrastructure, sanitation and promotion of Education, in the districts of Chimbonila, Lago, Sanga,...
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Mozambique will trade about 17M tons of agricultural surplus
Of this amount 58% is the production of the northern region of the country in which Niassa and Cabo Delgado provinces will contribute with over 4 billion agricultural surplus. The fact was announced this Saturday by the President of the Republic, Filipe Nyusi, in Cuamba at the launching ceremony of the project ZEPA - Special Zone for the Promotion of Agricultural...
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Heavy rains and strong winds destroy 18 schools in Niassa
In Niassa province, heavy rains and strong winds destroyed 18 schools of conventional, mixed and precarious construction, affecting more than four thousand students. The situation also affects 181 teachers. The provincial director of Education in Niassa, Alocre Jaime, said that in order to ensure the continuity of the teaching-learning process, the province received from the United Nations Fund...