The Council of Ministers approved, this Tuesday, a decree defining mechanisms of indexation and adjustment of average reference tariffs for the public service of drinking water supply
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Government bets on the promotion of macadamia nuts to stimulate the family sector
Government expects macadamia to be one of the cash crops responsible for leveraging the family sector by increasing its income
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Emergency fund for conservation areas extended until December
The Bio-Emergency Fund program, created in 2020 to guarantee the approximately 1,000 jobs of the more than 1,600 inspectors
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Mozambique produces corn above average and prices are falling
Maize production for the 2020/21 season may be at or above average in most of Mozambique and grain prices started to fall in April
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Government stops subsidizing the price of seed cotton as of this agrarian campaign
The government will no longer subsidize the price of seed cotton in the current agrarian campaign, contrary to what happened in the previous one, in which, for the first time, 240 million meticais were invested to guarantee the maintenance of the minimum price
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Restoration of degraded areas needs 700 million meticais
The Ministry of Land and Environment is concerned about the level of deforestation in the country
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Mozambique to have an energy production center based on natural gas
Mozambique will have an energy producing center that will contribute to the stability and security of the national electric system, with the construction of the Temane Thermal Power Plant, based on natural gas
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"Mozambique runs the risk of defaulting" - Moody's
Scenario could materialize in 2024 if gas production lags and compromises the expected increase in revenues, says the financial ratings agency
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Mozambique: SADC to schedule a new summit
Presidents of member countries of the Southern African Development Community (SADC), reaffirmed this Thursday solidarity with Mozambique
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Rehabilitation of public infrastructure destroyed by cyclones begins
Rehabilitation work will begin in a few days on forty-three public infrastructures destroyed by cyclones Idai and Kenneth