Mozambique

The activities of US cashew nut producer Sunshine Nut Company are questioned in a report on the humanitarian situation caused by the displacement of communities by a gas consortium in northern Mozambique

Interprovincial bus company 'Maning Nice' has shut down its operations and left about 500 workers unemployed; the reason would be the poor condition of the main north-south highway and the reduced flow of passengers

The main opposition party said voter registration problems could lead to 'under-registration' in the central and northern regions, where much of its electorate resides

Since February, more than 28.000 cases of cholera have been recorded, half of them involving children, Unicef said; Cyclone Freddy has shut down a hundred health centres and 250 drinking water points

Transport and Communications Minister Mateus Magala has challenged Maputo Port operators to expand their territories and geographic markets through technological innovation and creativity in service delivery

The Mozambican government has not yet paid four months of compensation to transport operators, intended to mitigate the impact of fuel prices, reports the independent newspaper 'O Pais'

To support the empowerment of women and girls with disabilities in the districts of Dondo, Buzi, Gorongosa and Beira, in the central province of Sofala, Australian Government has provided four million euro

The Mozambique Women's Organisation will organise sporting events, literary competitions and traditional dances, with the exclusive participation of women, to celebrate the organisation's 50 years of existence

Multotec Services Mozambique recently celebrated 10 years of operations in the country, where it has opened a branch office to serve coal mining customers in the Tete province

Cyclone Freddy, which is intensifying as it approaches the coasts of south-east Africa, particularly Mozambique and Madagascar, has been labelled 'dangerous' by the UN meteorological agency; nations prepare for the impact with land

The cases of dead fish surfacing in Maputo Bay, southern Mozambique, since last weekend are causing concern to the authorities, who are investigating the possible causes together with academic institutions, civil society groups and fishermen

Analysts said TotalEnergies' decision to ask a human rights expert to carry out an assessment on Cabo Delgado is aimed at taking the French oil company off the hook over the future of its presence in Mozambique