Maputo extends deadline for payment of Vehicle Excise Duty and suspends fines The Municipality of Maputo has just extended the deadline for motorists to pay the Vehicle Excise Duty, namely the Manifest fees, at the municipal offices. The document shared by the municipality on social media indicates that the extension will be for...
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OAM creates commission of inquiry to obtain information on the insolvency of Cimentos da Beira
The Mozambican Bar Association (OAM) has set up a commission of inquiry with the aim of gathering as much information as possible on the insolvency process of Cimentos da Beira (CdB). More specifically, the OAM intends to ascertain the ethical conduct of the lawyers involved in the process in order to take measures according to the findings. The special insolvency of...
China wants to use electric cars to power the grid at peak times
China plans to launch pilot projects in nine cities that will use the country's growing fleet of electric vehicles as batteries to reinforce power supply to the grid during peak demand, the government announced today. The initiative follows on from rules issued last year by the National Development and...
Parliament approves bill on Political and Inclusive Dialogue
The Assembly of the Republic (AR) today approved, in general terms and by consensus, the draft law on the Political Commitment for a National and Inclusive Dialogue submitted to parliament as a matter of urgency by the President of the Republic, Daniel Chapo. "I declare approved, in general, the draft law on the Political Commitment for a National and Inclusive Dialogue...
Cabo Delgado: Terrorists seen circulating in Ancuabe district
The population of the Ancuabe district, in Cabo Delgado province, experienced moments of panic from last weekend until Monday, after becoming aware of the movement of terrorists. Because of the tension that arose, several people abandoned their homes in an attempt to preserve their lives. The Administrator of Ancuabe, Belmiro Casimiro, confirmed the...
"Lamúrias Para o Meu Amor": work about VBG marks Liodêngua's debut in literature
"Lamúrias Para o Meu Amor" is the title of Liodêngua's debut novel, published by Mapeta Editora, which will be launched in the city of Beira on April 10 at the Portuguese Cultural Center, starting at 6pm. The presentation will be given by communicologist Luís Taiado. It is a collection of poems that...
Police recognize difficulty in clarifying kidnapping crimes in the country
The Police of the Republic of Mozambique (PRM) recognizes that there are difficulties in preventing and clarifying the crimes of kidnapping and abduction that have plagued the country for more than a decade. For example, the police authorities have yet to clear up three cases of kidnapping that took place in the first quarter of the country, despite already having clues to do so....
"Phoenix": Costa do Sol housing project budgeted at two billion dollars
The real estate project to build 5,748 houses aimed mainly at young Mozambicans is budgeted at around two billion meticais, the President of the Republic, Daniel Chapo, announced today in Maputo. Speaking at the launch ceremony for the "Phoenix" (Youth Housing) project, in the Costa do Sol neighborhood, where the project will be implemented,...
Cofre Geral paid almost 40 million meticais for a mansion for the Minister of Justice
The General Registry and Notary Fund has paid 39 million meticais for the purchase of a protocol house for the Minister of Justice, Constitutional and Religious Affairs. At least five million has already been paid in advance. According to the weekly newspaper Evidências (Ed. 202, April 1, 2025), which carries the information, Mateus Saize demanded a new...
Police give in to pressure from hauliers and remove road checkpoints
The police have given in to pressure from semi-collective passenger transport companies in Manica province and have removed the traffic checkpoints set up on National Road Number Six (EN6). "We reached an agreement whereby some of the checkpoints will not be monitored. That's why we're here to resume our activities," said a transporter quoted by...