The Secretary of State for Youth and Employment (SEJE), presents publicly this Monday (05/09, at 09.30h, in the city of Maputo, at the Montebelo Indy Maputo Congress Hotel, the Candidates Selected for the EMPREGAM Program Business Plan Training. The ceremony will be attended by the 350 candidates selected for the stage of Training in...
Author: José Caetano (José Caetano)
Africa must follow the Asian economic model, but do it differently
Two economists argue that Africa needs a structural change that goes through industrialization, following the Asian example, but with innovations, namely betting on green industrialization, the internal market and an intelligent negotiation. "We, in the book, defend very much this theory that African countries have to imitate those who industrialized before them more...
South African athlete, Abednico Mashaba wins Blue race
The South African athlete, Abednico Mashaba, was the big winner of the fourth edition of the Blue Race, held on Saturday, September 3, in Maputo, when he won first place in the 21 kilometer category for men. In women's race, Neviah Maganza, from Zimbabwe, was the first classified. The half-marathon, organized by Standard Bank, with the technical assistance of...
Tmcel invests $132 million in backbone installation
Mozambique Telecom (Tmcel) invests US$ 132 million in the modernization and expansion of the transmission network, with the installation of a high performance and reliable backbone. The improvement of the network will allow for an increase in the transmission backbone capacity, thus improving the performance in connecting clients (companies and institutions) to the internet,...
It is mandatory to declare currency inflows and outflows above MZN/USD 10,000
It is now mandatory to declare the entry and exit of money in national and foreign currency above 10 thousand Meticais and 10 thousand dollars, announced the Bank of Mozambique through a note. Entering and leaving the country with physical cash, in an amount exceeding 10 thousand Meticais or 10 thousand dollars...
Mozambique to train police officers from SADC countries
Mozambique will train, in different specialties, police officers from some countries of the Southern African Development Community (SADC). The fact was revealed to "Notícias" by the General Commander of the Police, Bernardino Rafael, on a visit to São Tomé and Príncipe, where he was awarded the Gold Medal by the Government of this African country where the official language is spoken...
Norway provides $10 million for humanitarian assistance in Mozambique
The Norwegian embassy has made $10 million available for humanitarian assistance over the next three years. The amount will be channeled to the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF). In this context, the Norwegian Ambassador and the representative of UNICEF-Mozambique today signed the funding agreement with a view to supporting the recovery and resilience of the...
PRM detains foreigner with 28 kilos of 'mandrax' drugs
The Police of the Republic of Mozambique arrested a South African citizen with 28 kilos of 'mandrax', a synthetic drug, in a car in Matola, announced today an official source of the National Criminal Investigation Service (SERNIC). According to the spokesman of SERNIC in Maputo province, Henrique Mendes, the suspect was caught with the drug after being questioned by the police....
Access Bank supports Lin Group in blood collection for the National Health Service
Access Bank Mozambique was one of the sponsors of the Health Fair held on Saturday, August 27, in one of the commercial establishments of the city of Maputo, by Lin Medcare, a private clinic belonging to the Lin Group. The initiative marked the culmination of a series of blood collection sessions spearheaded by the Group,...
Profits of China's top industrial companies fell 12% in July
Profits at China's major industrial companies fell 12% in July, affected by an energy crisis, which was exacerbated by extreme weather, and rising geopolitical tensions with some of the country's major trading partners. Although the supply side was less impacted by confining measures compared to previous months, the crisis...