Mozambique’s Central Bank Governor Rogério Zandamela on Wednesday argued that out-of-court settlements within the scope of the country’s $2.2 billion “hidden debts” scandal would “improve macroeconomic indicators” in the country ...
Two people died in the northern Mozambican cities of Nacala and Nampula as police cracked down on rioters who are protesting election results that gave the ruling Frelimo party victories ...
“Plus ça change, plus c’est la même chose (the more things change, the more they remain the same)” says the French adage to describe the immutability of human nature and ...
The sixth Mozambican municipal elections are likely to change the geography of political power in the municipalities of the Great Maputo (Maputo, Matola and Marracuene), with Renamo, the main opposition ...
Mozambican President Filipe Nyusi has denied the accusation that the nation’s Defence and Security Forces (FDS) have occasionally perpetrated human rights abuses against civilian populations in the northern province of ...
Mozambique’s President Filipe Nyusi argued that the country would have made considerable progress in the war against terror had it had received more resources. The statement was made during a ...
P for Plateau The new centre of national political power; the de facto and de jure power, considering the strong tribal ascendancy of Nyusi’s government over and above all else. ...
Insurgents in the northern Cabo Delgado province attacked the village of Naquitengue, close to the Inguri river, in the Mocímboa da Praia district beheading between 12 to 17 civilians. According ...
J for Journalism Heavily helped by journalists during Frelimo’s primary campaign, Nyusi showed a political appeal that few knew of or could have thought he had: simple, direct and pragmatic. ...
Mozambique’s first and former defence minister (1975 to 1986). Alberto Chipande, has strongly accused the United States of America of “sabotaging” the exploitation of natural gas in the northern Cabo ...
