The Speaker of the Mozambican Parliament, Margarida Adamugi Talapa, on Tuesday praised the Government of Japan for its continued humanitarian assistance to displaced communities affected by terrorism in Cabo Delgado province. Speaking during a courtesy meeting in Maputo with Japan’s Ambassador to Mozambique, Hamade Keiji, Talapa emphasised the importance of sustaining support to victims of… Continue reading Mozambican Parliament Speaker Praises Japan’s Support for Displaced People in Cabo Delgado
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Mozambique Government Pledges Inclusive and Sustainable Digital Future
The Mozambican government has reaffirmed its commitment to inclusive digital transformation as a strategic pillar for national development, the Minister of Communications and Digital Transformation, Américo Muchanga, said at an International Conference on Digitalisation for Inclusive Communities, held in Maputo on Friday. Minister Muchanga described digitalisation as a cross-cutting priority for the 2025–2029 governance cycle,… Continue reading Mozambique Government Pledges Inclusive and Sustainable Digital Future
Four Assailants Killed in Shootout Near Maputo
At least four assailants were killed in a shootout with police this morning during an attempted robbery at a construction company in Matola, on the outskirts of Maputo. “The criminals became aware of the police presence and opened fire on them. Our officers returned fire, killing four of the assailants,” said Cláudio Ngulele, spokesperson for… Continue reading Four Assailants Killed in Shootout Near Maputo
Mozambique’s Government Calls for Creation of a Professional Order for Social Workers
The Minister of Labour, Gender and Social Action, Ivete Alane, has advocated for the establishment of a professional order for social workers in Mozambique—an initiative she sees as crucial to protecting the profession’s identity, ensuring service quality, and upholding ethical standards. Speaking at a national conference on social work, Minister Alane urged the Mozambican Association… Continue reading Mozambique’s Government Calls for Creation of a Professional Order for Social Workers
China and Mozambique Celebrate 50 Years of Robust Friendship, Strategic Cooperation, and Shared Development Goals
This year marks the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between China and Mozambique. To commemorate this milestone, ChinAfrica spoke with Maria Gustava, Mozambique’s ambassador to China, about the state of bilateral relations, China-Africa cooperation, and key developments shaping the global landscape. The following is an edited excerpt from the interview. ChinAfrica: Over the past five decades, what, in… Continue reading China and Mozambique Celebrate 50 Years of Robust Friendship, Strategic Cooperation, and Shared Development Goals
Kruger National Park Faces Surge in Rhino Poaching
Rhino poaching has reached alarming levels in South Africa’s Kruger National Park (KNP), with 35 rhinos lost to poaching in the first few months of 2025. This surge follows a disturbing trend that began around Christmas and continued into January and February, according to authorities. The rising number of poaching incidents has left conservationists and… Continue reading Kruger National Park Faces Surge in Rhino Poaching
The 2025 AU Summit Should Place Poverty Alleviation, Infrastructure, and Economic Development at the Top of its Agenda
African leaders will gather again in Addis Ababa, the Ethiopian capital, for the 2025 African Union (AU) Summit on 17-18 February. This time it’s different, though. The meeting is taking place amid a different geopolitical context, and challenging socio-economic and security conditions on the continent. Africa remains the poorest continent globally, with extreme poverty rates… Continue reading The 2025 AU Summit Should Place Poverty Alleviation, Infrastructure, and Economic Development at the Top of its Agenda
Mozambique’s President Daniel Chapo Appoints Two Officials to Manage Country’s Energy and Financial Sectors
Mozambique’s President Daniel Chapo named Carla Louveira as finance minister and Estevão Pale to lead the ministry of mineral resources and energy on Friday. Louveira previously served as deputy minister of economy and finance from 2020 and held a director position at the Bank of Mozambique. The economy and finance ministries have now been separated,… Continue reading Mozambique’s President Daniel Chapo Appoints Two Officials to Manage Country’s Energy and Financial Sectors
Daniel Chapo Sworn in As Mozambique’s New President After Disputed Election
Mozambique’s long-ruling Frelimo party candidate, Daniel Chapo, has been sworn in as president following months of deadly protests in the southern African country over his October 9, 2024 election victory. Chapo took his oath of office on Wednesday (January 15) in the capital, Maputo, becoming the fifth president of Mozambique since the country’s independence from… Continue reading Daniel Chapo Sworn in As Mozambique’s New President After Disputed Election
SADC Mandates Panel of Elders to Help Resolve Post-Election Crisis in Mozambique
The Southern African Development Community (SADC) has mandated a panel of elders to engage with the Mozambican government and opposition leaders to solve the country’s political and security challenges. The body also directed its Inter-State Defence and Security Committee to propose measures to protect regional trade routes, humanitarian corridors, and energy supplies while working toward… Continue reading SADC Mandates Panel of Elders to Help Resolve Post-Election Crisis in Mozambique