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Mais de 10.000 cidadãos entraram no país em apenas três meses após introdução do visto de fronteira
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More than 10,000 citizens entered the country in just three months after the introduction of the border visa

Around 13,000 citizens from various countries have already entered the country under the visa exemption measure for some countries introduced in May, the vast majority of them tourists, including from Portugal, according to figures provided by the Minister of Culture and Tourism, Eldevina Materula. Of these exemptions, with visas granted at the border, "more than 10,000"...

LAM retoma voos directos entre Joanesburgo e Vilankulo
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LAM resumes direct flights between Johannesburg and Vilankulo

LAM, the Mozambican airline, resumed direct flights from Johannesburg to Vilankulo and vice versa on Sunday (06). The company is resuming three flights a week, on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays. "Taking the Johannesburg-Vilankulo flight on LAM means getting into the spirit of tourism, of the beach when you board in Johannesburg because we're going to serve...

Angola isenta pagamento de vistos a cidadãos da CPLP
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Angola exempts CPLP citizens from paying for visas

The Angolan Minister of State and Economic Coordination, José de Lima Massano, has announced that citizens of CPLP or G20 countries will be exempt from paying for a business or tourist visa for up to 30 days when traveling to Angola. The measure is part of a legislative package aimed at stimulating and boosting the economy, which...

LAM obrigada a aceitar a presença do SERNIC no aeroporto de Pemba
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LAM forced to accept SERNIC presence at Pemba airport

An order from the Public Prosecutor's Office forces Mozambique Airlines to allow agents from the National Criminal Investigation Service (SERNIC) to be present at Pemba airport, according to Zumbo FM. The source said that SERNIC had not had access to the airport for several years, particularly in the cargo terminal due to...

Moçambique e RAS procuram soluções revolucionárias para gestão do tráfego na fronteira de Ressano Garcia
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Mozambique and the SAN seek revolutionary solutions for traffic management at the Ressano Garcia border

The border at Ressano Garcia, between Mozambique and the Republic of South Africa (RSA), has been flooded with cargo trucks and private vehicles. The queues stretch for several kilometers and for hours on end. The situation has already prompted the Mozambican consulate in Nelspruit to visit the site. On the subject, the Minister of Transport...

Secretário Executivo da CPLP reconhece morosidade para implementação do acordo de mobilidade
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CPLP Executive Secretary acknowledges slow implementation of mobility agreement

The Executive Secretary of the Community of Portuguese Speaking Countries (CPLP), Zacarias da Costa, recognizes that member countries are experiencing difficulties in implementing the mobility agreement adopted in 2021. Speaking today in Maputo after a meeting with the President of the Republic, Filipe Nyusi, Costa said that the discussions to...

CFM introduz novo horário de transporte de passageiros
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CFM introduces new passenger transportation schedule

New timetables will be introduced for the movement of trains by the company Portos e Caminhos de Ferro de Moçambique (CFM), in order to guarantee greater mobility for passengers. Quoted by the newspaper Notícias, CFM engineer Iara PonPisky said the measure would affect Boane, Matola-Gare and Marracune, and could affect around three thousand citizens. CFM introduces...

Transportadores nacionais da rota Maputo-Durbam em vias de decretar falência
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National transporters on the Maputo-Durbam route on the verge of bankruptcy

The Secretary General of Mozambique South Africa Transportes Associados (MOSATA), Francisco Manjate, says that Mozambican transport operators on the Maputo-Durban (South Africa) route could soon go bankrupt because they have not been working for several days. Due to the unrest in the neighboring country, Mozambican hauliers have incurred losses by not working...