Chinese company Power Construction Corp (PowerChina) has announced the signing of a contract to launch, in Brazil, the first power generation project from solid waste in South America. The engineering, supply and construction contract calls for the unit to be able to treat up to 870 tons of solid waste per day...
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Homosexuals are the most infected with HIV. LAMBDA doubts the INS scientific conclusion
The National Institute of Health (INS) published results of a study indicating that the highest rate of HIV infection in Maputo city, about 49%, occurs in people (men) who have sex with each other. The information advanced by a national television channel left the Association LAMBDA indignant, which came to...
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Who are the lawyers behind Reinildo Mandava's transfer to Atlético de Madrid?
The world of soccer goes beyond the pitches on the pitch, the screams of the coaches, and the drumbeats of the fans. There is an endless series of corporate issues that ensure and influence the stage of the sport. From coaching to transfers, there is a lot of role-playing, and a touch of "girly" charm until all the dribbles are...
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Nissan improves profit outlook to 2022
Nissan Motor today improved its profit outlook for this year as it earned more profit per vehicle. However, it said that access to semiconductors, currently scarce, would be the main driver of future earnings growth. The company raised its operating profit forecast for the year to 31...
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34 toilets built in several schools in Tete
Thirty-four school toilets are being built this year in an equal number of educational establishments in the province of Tete. These are mixed toilets, for students and teachers, consisting of two water tanks. The construction, which has already reached a physical execution above fifty percent, is part of the efforts carried out by the...
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INGD starts coercive removal of families from flood-prone areas in Maputo
The National Institute for Disaster Risk Management (INGD) will soon proceed with the forced removal of families living in flood-prone areas in Maputo province. Recently about two thousand families in the municipality of Matola and Marracuene had their houses flooded and agricultural crops destroyed due to the rains that...
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"Corruption is a systemic problem in Mozambique" - Amélia Muendane
The president of the Tax Authority of Mozambique (AT), Amelia Muendane, gave reason to civil society, which argues that corruption in the country is the system and can only be fought holistically and not isolated as has been happening. Quoted by VOA, Muendane said that, at the level of his institution, the fight is...
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Covid-19: Two years later Australia will reopen borders, but only to vaccinated people
Australia announced this Monday that it will reopen its borders from February 21 for visa holders vaccinated against Covid-19. The announcement comes almost two years after it closed its borders to the world. According to the Australian Prime Minister, Scott Morisson, the reopening of the borders, covers only those who present themselves "vaccinated...
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Electrical connection restored to the district of Marromeu, in Sofala
The electricity connection to the district of Marromeu, in Sofala, was already reestablished, after the cut caused by the passage of tropical storm Ana. The blackout, which lasted 11 days, is now over, the time needed to erect an emergency electricity tower to replace the one that was knocked down by the storm. The power supply is ensured...
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Government warns it will not assist families returning to risk zones
The National Institute for Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (INGD) in Niassa warns that it will not give any support to families who returned to flood risk areas in Cuamba and Mecanhelas, in case they are affected by calamities this rainy season. These are families who after being allocated land for housing...