The latest report from Mozambique’s Financial Intelligence Unit (GIFiM) is not just another technical document on suspicious transactions. It is, in effect, a stress test of the reforms that enabled ...
Mozambique’s Criminal Investigation Service (SERNIC) has raided various informal markets and drug hot spots aimed at recovering stolen car parts and tackling drug use in Maputi city, among others. ...
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) army foiled a coup attempt against the government of President Felix Tshisekedi in the early hours of Sunday. According to local and international reports, ...
Mozambique’s Council of Ministers has approved a draft proposal seeking to revise the current police law to enable the establishment of a crime investigation entity within the ranks of the ...
Mozambican journalist and editor of the weekly Ponto por Ponto, João Chamusse, was found dead on the morning of Thursday, inside his yard, in Ka´Tembe, across the bay from Maputo ...
Mozambique’s Interior Minister, Pascoal Ronda, has called for a multisectoral approach geared to tackle the scourge of kidnappings. Speaking on Wednesday in the parliament, Ronda said that the country needed ...
Three unidentified assailants kidnapped a young woman on Wednesday morning in the Maputo elite neighbourhood of Sommerschield, reported the local media. The assailants snatched Zakia Dassat, the daughter of an ...
In recent days, Mozambique’s National Criminal Investigation Service (SERNIC) has rescued two kidnapping victims and arrested five alleged kidnappers in Matola, 12 km to the west of Maputo city. The ...
Mozambique’s National Criminal Investigation Service (SERNIC) has claimed to have thwarted a kidnapping attempt, on Wednesday morning, on businessman Mahebub Gulam Rassul, the owner of Tiger Centre, in the streets ...
Mozambican police (PRM) General-Commander Bernardino Rafael on Wednesday announced the suspension of training courses for police cadets for three years to free money for the building of brand-new police infrastructures. ...
