Mozambican President Daniel Chapo
Inside Mozambique’s New Media Laws
Mozambique has entered a new chapter in the regulation of its media sector after President…
Mozambique Raises Fuel Prices Amid Middle East Conflict and Supply Crisis
The Mozambican government has sharply increased fuel prices, with diesel rising by 45.5% and petrol…
Mozambique Vows Shift from Raw Exports to Industrial Powerhouse, President Tells Energy Conference
Mozambique will no longer accept being merely an exporter of raw materials, President Daniel Chapo…
From Promise to Power: Africa’s Moment of Delivery Takes Centre Stage in Nairobi
At a time when the global economy is grappling with uncertainty, shifting alliances and uneven…
Mozambique LNG Project Resumes in Cabo Delgado After Four-Year Hiatus
After years of uncertainty, anticipation has finally given way to action. Mozambique’s flagship liquefied natural gas (LNG) project in Cabo Delgado was officially resumed on Thursday, marking a significant milestone for the country’s energy sector and its broader economic recovery. The Mozambique LNG project, located in the Afungi peninsula of Palma district and developed in Area 1 of the Rovuma Basin, is led by French oil major TotalEnergies. The resumption was announced during a ceremony attended by government officials, project…
Mozambican President Urges Priority on Saving Lives Amid Flood Crisis
Mozambique’s President, Daniel Francisco Chapo, has called for the immediate prioritisation of rescue operations to save lives and prevent further loss of life as floods continue to affect large parts of the country. Speaking during a meeting with the National Institute for Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (INGD) and partner organisations involved in rescue efforts in flood-hit areas of southern and central Mozambique, President Chapo stressed that “the priority is to save lives”. Earlier on the same day, the Head…
President Daniel Chapo Takes Aim at Police Over Corruption, Road Carnage and Misconduct
Maputo – President Daniel Chapo has delivered one of his strongest criticisms yet of Mozambique’s police forces, accusing them of negligence, rampant corruption and failing to curb the rising wave of road accidents that continue to claim hundreds of lives across the country. Speaking on Thursday at the opening of the Interior Ministry’s Coordinating Council, held under the theme “Evaluating Performance and Strengthening Strategies in Response to Internal Security Challenges, with Emphasis on Preventing and Combating Crime and Road Accidents,”…
Lula in Maputo: “Brazil Is Back – and Ready to Walk Beside Mozambique”
Brazil’s President, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, used a state visit to Mozambique today to reaffirm Brazil’s commitment to revitalising its partnership with the country, describing the moment as a “reawakening” of a relationship that has spanned five decades but suffered periods of neglect. Standing alongside Mozambican President Daniel Chapo in Maputo, Lula said his return marked “the beginning of a story that should never have been interrupted”, coinciding with Mozambique’s 50th anniversary of independence and 50 years of diplomatic…
Mozambican Business Leaders Call for Tax Reform Amid ‘Economic Strangulation’, President Chapo Pledges to Act
Maputo — The Chairperson of Mozambique’s Confederation of Economic Associations (CTA), Álvaro Massingue, has called for an urgent fiscal reform to ease what he described as the strangulation of the country’s economy and business environment caused by excessive taxation. “Our tax system is heavy, complex and ill-suited to an economy that seeks to compete. We need an intelligent, predictable and fair tax reform that broadens the tax base and stimulates productive investment,” said Massingue during the opening of the 20th…
SADC Praises Mozambique’s Progress in Peace and Development
MAPUTO – The Southern African Development Community (SADC) has commended Mozambique’s progress in key areas such as peace, security, regional trade, and development. Speaking on Tuesday in Maputo, SADC Executive Secretary Elias Magosi expressed the organization’s satisfaction with the achievements Mozambique has recorded. The remarks were made following a working meeting held at the Office of the Mozambican Head of State, Daniel Chapo. According to Magosi, the meeting was an opportunity to align priorities and identify areas where SADC can…
From Ruins to Renewal: Cyclone Victims Begin New Life in Sofala
Six years after Cyclone Idai tore through central Mozambique, leaving a trail of destruction and despair, hundreds of families in Sofala province are finally moving into new homes. On Wednesday, the Buddhist-inspired Tzu Chi Foundation handed over 840 houses in Búzi district, part of an ambitious reconstruction project valued at US$33 million. The homes are located in Guara-Guara, a resettlement site built to provide safety and stability for families displaced by the storm that devastated Sofala in 2019. For many…
Mozambique Launches $40 Million Fund to Finance Small Businesses
Mozambican President Daniel Chapo has launched a Mutual Guarantee Fund worth $40 million, aimed at providing credit guarantees to at least 15,000 micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) across the country. Speaking at the official launch in Maputo during the opening of the 60th edition of the Maputo International Trade Fair (FACIM), Chapo said the initiative would help address one of the main obstacles facing small businesses: access to finance. “This instrument is not just a financial mechanism, it is…
Mozambique Pushes for Economic Integration and Indian Ocean Cooperation at TICAD9
Mozambique is seeking greater investment and regional cooperation in the Indian Ocean, with a focus on the blue economy, maritime security, and infrastructure. Speaking at the opening of the 9th Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD9) in Japan on Wednesday, President Daniel Chapo said Mozambique was committed to initiatives that strengthen economic integration and peace in the region. Highlighting the ocean’s role as both a trade route and a driver of socio-economic development, Chapo pointed to port logistics, the…
Chapo Says Government Will Not Budge to Mozal’s Pressure Over Energy Tariffs
Mozambique’s President Daniel Chapo has said his government will not bow to pressure from aluminium producer Mozal over electricity tariffs from Hidroeléctrica de Cahora Bassa (HCB), warning that the company’s proposed rates could drive the state-owned power supplier to collapse. Speaking on Sunday after concluding his working visit to Madagascar, President Chapo stressed that negotiations were ongoing to agree on fairer tariffs. Mozal has threatened to shut down operations if talks with the government fail to secure reduced energy costs.…













