Mozambique Weather Forecast: Scorching Heat Grips North While Southern Regions Brace for Showers and Thunderstorms

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Mozambique Weather Forecast: Northern Heat vs Southern Storms Mozambique Weather Forecast: Scorching Heat Grips North While Southern Regions Brace for Showers and Thunderstorms As Mozambique marks another day in its ongoing public health emergency, the nation finds itself divided by dramatically contrasting weather patterns this Friday. The latest forecast fromContinue Reading

CESC Champions Women’s Voices in Mozambique’s National Dialogue, Forging Path for Gender-Inclusive Reform

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CESC Champions Women’s Voices in Mozambique’s National Dialogue CESC Champions Women’s Voices in Mozambique’s National Dialogue, Forging Path for Gender-Inclusive Reform In a significant stride toward inclusive governance, Mozambique’s Civil Society Learning and Capacity Building Centre (CESC) has taken up the mantle to ensure women’s perspectives become integral to theContinue Reading

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Escalating Violence in Mogovolas Linked to Chaotic Artisanal Mining Sector The district of Mogovolas in Mozambique’s southern Nampula province is facing a surge in violent incidents tied to its rapidly growing yet disorderly artisanal mining industry. Recent Attacks Highlight Growing Tensions On May 19, approximately 300 artisanal miners launched violentContinue Reading

Mozambique’s New Government Continues Crackdown on Opposition Marches

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Mozambique’s New Government Continues Crackdown on Opposition Marches President Chapo’s Administration Follows Nyusi’s Precedent in Suppressing Protests The Mozambican government under President Chapo appears to be continuing the controversial practice of preventing civil society and opposition marches – a policy established during former President Filipe Nyusi’s administration. The early monthsContinue Reading

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Escalating Conflict in Northern Mozambique Threatens Conservation and Security Insurgent Attacks Spread from Cabo Delgado to Niassa Province The conflict in northern Mozambique has intensified this week, with insurgent activity spreading from Cabo Delgado into Niassa province. On Monday, attackers targeted the village of Macalange in Niassa, initially taking hostagesContinue Reading

Mozambique Struggles to Balance Public Finances and Rising Living Costs

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Mozambique Government Balances Public Finances and Rising Living Costs The Mozambican government is grappling with the dual challenge of managing precarious public finances while addressing growing public frustration over the rising cost of living. After failing to prevent bread price increases last week, authorities have introduced two new measures aimedContinue Reading

Mozambique’s Sovereign Wealth Fund: Balancing Gas Revenues and Public Expectations

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Mozambique’s 2025 Budget Allocates Gas Revenues for School Textbooks and Sovereign Wealth Fund Government Plans to Distribute Remaining Textbooks Using LNG Revenue Mozambique’s long-delayed school textbook distribution may finally reach completion, as the 2025 state budget includes MZN779.5 million ($12.2 million) for this purpose. This allocation comes from the country’sContinue Reading

Mozambique’s Neglected Border: The One-Stop Post That Misses the Mark

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Mozambique’s New One-Stop Border Post Plan Raises Concerns in Cabo Delgado Government Chooses Negomano Over Busier Namoto Crossing Mozambique’s plan to establish another one-stop border post at Negomano on the Tanzanian border is being met with skepticism in Cabo Delgado province. While the government has selected Negomano for its bridgeContinue Reading

Mozambique’s Major Banks Face Financial Struggles Amid Economic Slowdown

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Mozambique’s Major Banks Report Financial Struggles Amid Economic Slowdown Two of Mozambique’s largest banks, Moza Banco and Millennium Bim, have reported disappointing financial results, signaling growing challenges for the country’s banking sector and public finances. Declining Bank Performance Moza Banco recently disclosed a net loss of approximately $1.4 million (inContinue Reading

Escalating Violence in Mozambique: Naparama Militia Surrenders After Clashes

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Has Peace Returned to Nampula Province After Naparama Militia Surrenders? Nampula province’s Mutuali administrative post has been at the center of unrest since December, when Naparama militia drove out local officials, leaving the area outside government control. Operating across central and northern Mozambique, the group has posed a significant threatContinue Reading