The President of the Republic, Daniel Chapo, says that the country will invest in improving the operating conditions of ports, airports, railways, and roads, increasing the supply of water, electricity,….
The bypass near the bridge over the Monapo River, between the northern provinces of Nampula and Cabo Delgado, along Mozambique’s main north-south highway (EN1), has collapsed once again less than….
In Mozambique, at least 226 public administration infrastructures were destroyed by cyclones and post-election protests in seven provinces, the government said, planning to mobilize “specific resources” for reconstruction. Mozambique has….
Entrepreneurs in Mozambique are calling for a working group to be set up, made up of operators, the government, and the private sector, to design specific projects that can be….
Prices in Mozambique rose slightly, 0.06%, in March, mainly due to footwear and clothing. Year-on-year inflation reached 4.77%, according to data from the National Statistics Institute (INE). This is the….
Mozambique’s government said on Friday that fuel reserves are “assured” and that the lack of product in various parts of the country is due to problems with distributors’ bank guarantees. Across….
The Bank of Mozambique estimates that the Mozambican economy fell again in the first quarter of the year due to the post-election social unrest, but at a slower pace, predicting….
Several Mozambican provinces are facing fuel shortages. The government is aware of the situation but guarantees that the port terminals are stocked up. There is no clarity about what is….
Mozambique plans to increase its production of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) by 500% in five years, to 20 million tons per year (mtpa), according to data from the Government’s Five-Year….
The President of Mozambique, Daniel Chapo, launched the Internet for All by 2030 Project to guarantee free internet access for the entire population by the end of the decade. The….
The government of Mozambique has admitted to imposing rules on the use of mineral and energy resources, indicating that they should benefit the country, and has expressed an interest in….
Energy giant TotalEnergies has expressed its support for the commencement of official investigations by Mozambican authorities into allegations of human rights abuses by the country’s Defence and Security Forces in….
The government of Mozambique warns that the country’s current Public Debt is on a strong upward trend and fears that it could jeopardize this year’s State Budget. For this reason,….
TotalEnergies’ massive liquified natural gas (LNG) project in Mozambique is to receive a US$4.7-billion loan, a lifeline for the “carbon bomb” fossil gas plant long-delayed by insurgent Islamist terrorists in….
Mozambique recorded 145 work-related accidents in the last quarter of 2024, a reduction of 5.1% compared to the third quarter of the year when 204 cases were recorded, according to….
The US export credit agency has agreed to provide a US$4.7bn loan for TotalEnergie’s controversial Mozambique LNG project, reinstating its support after years of delays and amid ongoing security risks….
The Swedish government has pledged to disburse 11 million dollars to fund a project aimed at expanding access to electricity in Mozambique’s rural areas over the next five years. The….
The Energy Regulatory Authority (ARENE) announced a reduction in regulated oil prices, with the most significant reduction being in the cost of petroleum, by 17 meticais. The price of light….
The Confederation of Economic Associations of Mozambique (CTA) warned in a statement of the growing currency crisis in the country, revealing that 63 companies reported difficulties in making payments abroad,….
The index that measures business confidence in Mozambique improved in January but remains in negative territory since the post-election protests, which resulted in hundreds of deaths and a downturn in….
The Cahora-Bassa Hydroelectric Company (HCB) plans to contribute around 18 billion Meticais (about 281,7 million USD) to the state coffers this year. The HCB Board of Directors chairman announced this….
In Mozambique, the COVID-19 pandemic has thrown at least 39,500 workers out of their jobs, according to Labour and Social Security Minister Margarida Talapa. Speaking on Thursday in the northern….
More than 15 companies are at risk of closing their doors due to the difficulty of making imports associated with the shortage of foreign currency in the country. The information….
The president of Mozambique’s Confederation of Economic Associations (CTA) said that the post-election protests “almost destroyed” 40% of the country’s industrial fabric, and therefore defended a sound macroeconomic policy in….
Mozambique wants to promote a sustainable bond issuance market on the stock exchange, to finance projects in the blue or green economy, known as “Green Bonds” and “Blue Bonds”, as….