The President of the Business Confederation of the Community of Portuguese Speaking Countries (CPLP), advocates power generation through coal to make Mozambique a huge attractive industrial park. Speaking in an interview to Radio Mozambique, Salimo Abdula believes that Mozambique, as well as other countries of the CPLP are not exploring the maximum...
Author: Salvador Baloi (Salvador Baloi)
INAM warns of low pressure system that could evolve into a cyclone
The National Institute of Meteorology warns about the formation of a system of low atmospheric pressure, which may evolve to the stage of tropical cyclone, over the east coast of Madagascar, next Saturday, January 22. According to a statement by INAM, the fact is due to a strong atmospheric instability, associated with...
The trial of the Hidden Debts case resumes today
The trial of the Hidden Debts case resumes today, Monday, at the Maximum Security Prison, known as B.O, in Matola, Maputo province. The resumption happens after about a month of interruption, following the discovery of some positive cases of covid-19. It is an interruption that served for the procedural consultation, taking into account the proximity...
WhatsApp and Instagram may even drop out of the Facebook group
A US court has given the green light to the FTC to proceed with a court order to force Meta to sell some of its services, namely WhatsApp and Instagram. For the competition authority of the United States of America, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the company Meta holds too many relevant services in the segment of the...
EDM expands electricity grid to three more administrative posts in Manica
Three more administrative posts will be illuminated on the national grid electricity base by 2023 in the province of Manica. These are the administrative posts of Save, in Machaze district, Chiurairwe, in Mossurize, and Mandie, in Guro. The announcement was made this Thursday in Chimoio, by the director of the company Electricidade de Moçambique (EDM) area of...
MINEDH guarantees schoolbook distribution only in mid-February
The distribution of textbooks for the National Education System is delayed, two weeks before the official start of the 2022 school year. The Ministry of Education and Human Development (MINEDH) assumes the fact, linking it to factors such as the Covid-19 pandemic that makes it difficult to acquire the textbooks and transport them into the country, by...
ANE moves forward with the replacement of the roads destroyed by the rain
The National Roads Administration is working for the rapid restoration of traffic flow on roads cut by rains in the provinces of Maputo, Gaza and Tete. These are, according to the National Roads Administration (ANE), the roads R406 Catuane-Filipe, R413 Maragra-Calanga and Machubo, in Maputo, the R455 Chicualacula-Pafuri, N222 Mapai-Pafuri, Manjague-Punguine, Chate-Maloluane and Mabalane-Natimamba, in Gaza,...
Vale says it has complied with all resettlement plans for families in Moatize
The Brazilian mining company Vale reacted today against the complaints of the Bar Association of Mozambique and the Association of Human Rights Network, which warned of alleged ?injustices and abuses? in the resettlement process of families affected by the company's activity. According to the mining company, duties were respected in the resettlement of populations living near the...
EDM projects to electrify all administrative posts in Tete in eight years
All the administrative posts in the province of Tete will be electrified in the next eight years. The guarantee was given by the director of the company Electricidade de Moçambique (EDM) who also revealed that the energization of those regions will be made both with the national energy as well as through solar panels. According to Carlos Muhoro, at this moment there are 10...
Covid-19: ?Tourism in Africa will only return to normal levels in 2024? - UN
The return of tourists to the level recorded before the covid-19 pandemic is not expected to happen "quite possibly" until 2024, the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UNDESA) predicted on Thursday. "Tourism-dependent economies in Africa have a positive outlook for developments, although the base is quite low, driven by the slowdown in...