Politics
A diplomatic mishap, Mr Chapo?
The military junta currently governing Guinea‑Bissau has sharply rejected recent criticism from Mozambique’s President, Daniel Chapo. Chapo voiced his concerns during an interview with RTP, Portugal’s public radio and television...
Read moreCREMOD, COTE and what next?
Mozambique’s newest opposition party, ANAMOLA, has accused the Technical Commission for the Materialisation of the Political Commitment for an Inclusive National Dialogue (COTE) of failing to comply with the timeline...
Read moreANAMOLA must first govern itself
ANAMOLA (National Alliance for a Free and Autonomous Mozambique) will only distinguish itself from other political parties if it builds internal systems that embody the principles of good governance it...
Read moreNot all salaries are created equal
Six top board members of Mozambique’s central bank, Banco de Moçambique, including Governor Rogério Zandamela, earned 340.5 million meticais (about $5.32 million) in 2025, according to the weekly independent newspaper...
Read moreChang is coming home
A pensive Manuel Chang in one of his court appearances in Gauteng (South Africa)Photo: News24 The United States is set to deport disgraced former Mozambican Finance...
Read moreFinancial scandal rocks PODEMOS
PODEMOS (Optimistic Party for the Development of Mozambique), the main opposition party in Mozambique, has been plunged into an internal crisis following the revelation of a significant shortfall in...
Read moreA pre-announced split
Venâncio Mondlane's camp, the former Mozambican opposition independent presidential candidate, announced on Tuesday that it is splitting with PODEMOS (Optimistic Party for the Development of Mozambique), the party which backed...
Read moreA quid pro quo nomination?
Mozambican President Daniel Chapo on Tuesday swore in six more ministers to join the cabinet already in office. Pending is the Ministry of Justice, Constitutional and Religious Affairs. Among those...
Read moreChapo sidelining Mondlane from negotiations?
Mozambique’s President Daniel Chapo has again met with the leaders of the four opposition parties with seats in parliament. Chapo told journalists that he and the four leaders met to...
Read moreBye Nyusi, hello Chapo
Daniel Chapo was sworn in on Wednesday as Mozambique’s president at a subdued ceremony following months of post-election violence. However, as Chapo called for Mozambicans to unite and heal the...
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