About four thousand kilometers of roads are impassable in the country due to the extreme weather events that have totally or partially destroyed about 41 thousand houses, 1,200 schools and 2,700 classrooms. The data was shared by the Prime Minister, Adriano Maleiane, who was speaking this morning in the Assembly of the Republic. Maleiane also informed that a total of 34 health units,...
Government Authorizes Support Grant for Families Victims of Hulene Dump Slide
The government authorized the extraordinary transfer of 26 million meticais to continue the disbursement of subsidies to support the victims of the landslide at the Hulene dump in Maputo. This money will be allocated in phases to 250 families. The Spokesperson of the Council of Ministers, Filimão Suazi, said that the process of the construction of the 300 houses...
Lack of quality education hinders women's integration into the country's life
The project manager of the Institute for Multiparty Democracy believes that the lack of quality education for women is an obstacle to the integration of this social layer in the political processes of the country. The position was defended this Tuesday, in Maputo, in a reflection event on Gender Integration in the Political Processes...
BNI without cash to meet all funding requests
The National Investment Bank (BNI) is facing a financial deficit to respond to the requests for financing that come into the institution. In total the Bank received requests for financing valued at around 11 billion meticais, having only managed to disburse 1.6 billion meticais. The Chairman of BNI's Executive Committee, Tomás...
INSS prepares to resume services in Mocímboa and Palma
The delegation of the National Institute of Social Security (INSS), in Cabo Delgado, intends to resume its services soon in the areas previously affected by terrorism, following the restoration of tranquility in that province. The return to normality is due to the work done by the defense and security forces, particularly in the districts of Mocímboa da Praia and Palma....
President of the Republic visits Sofala province today
The President of the Republic is on a working visit to Sofala province on Wednesday and Thursday, a statement said. In Sofala, Filipe Nyusi will launch, on Wednesday, in the town of Zimuala, Machanga district, the Program "One District, One Weather Station. On the same day, the Mozambican statesman will inaugurate, in the District of Marínguè, a...
Government Goes to Parliament Today to Provide Information to Members of Parliament
The government will be in parliament today and tomorrow to provide specific information on the socio-economic and political development of the country. The regulations of the Assembly of the Republic foresee that in this parliamentary session each parliamentary group puts one question to the executive. Frelimo wants the executive to provide information on the situation of road infrastructures, such as...
US secretly puts weapons into Ukraine, at full throttle
The United States of America is introducing military material into Ukraine through a secret airfield near the Ukrainian border that has become an arms distribution center, according to cnnportugal, which cites a senior US Defense Department official. That same site had already been visited by the chief of staff...
"Electricity should be key vector for industrialization," - Filipe Nyusi
The President of the Republic says that electric power is a key vector for the industrialization and welfare of communities in the country. Filipe Nyusi was speaking on Monday at the inauguration ceremony of the electric power system in the administrative post of Ntlavene, Mabalane district, in Gaza. The Head of State said that by 2024, about ...
Shell stops importing Russian oil and gas
The Russian-Ukrainian war has already led the West to impose several sanctions on Russia. Now, British oil company Shell has announced that it will stop importing Russian oil and gas. According to Shell's CEO Ben van Beurden, the company is aware that the decision to "buy a cargo of Russian crude oil"...