President Trump is reportedly considering resuming limited military attacks on Iran while not ruling out diplomacy, with discussions also focusing on a potential naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz to cut off Iranian revenue. The UK has stated it will not join Trump's proposed blockade of Iran's ports.
Mozambique has launched a ten-year Inclusive Agri-Food Value Chain Development Program aimed at strengthening the resilience of rural communities and empowering 255,000 families.
Ongoing conflict and terrorism in Mozambique's Cabo Delgado province have led to the closure of 104 schools and the displacement of 52,000 children, with the UN reporting dozens of deaths and abductions in May alone.
Angola's head of state extended congratulations to Mozambique on its 51st year of independence, emphasizing the strong historical ties and friendship between the two African nations.
Former Cape Verdean President Jorge Carlos Fonseca and the President of Mozambique's Constitutional Council advocated for CPLP members to align more closely with democratic principles, noting that some members do not respect human rights.
Journalists in Mozambique are facing increasing pressure, including killings, disappearances, and attacks that have gone unpunished, with violence intensifying after disputed 2024 elections.
A recipe for Shrimp Mozambique, a popular Portuguese dish featuring spicy shrimp in a tomato and garlic sauce, is presented as a quick lunch option for the whole family.
Few reports are emerging from Mozambique's northern Cabo Delgado province, where an Islamist insurgency has been ongoing for almost a decade, as journalists face intimidation and disappearances.
Mozambican politician Venâncio Mondlane is the only candidate for the presidency of the Aliança Nacional para um Moçambique Livre e Autónomo (Anamola), a party he founded and currently leads on an interim basis.
The restart of TotalEnergies' $20 billion gas project in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique, after a five-year suspension due to a jihadist attack, has reignited hopes for jobs and prosperity but also fueled local resentment.
In Maputo, Minister Gonçalo Saraiva Matias shared Portuguese experiences in AI, digital services, and business portfolios as a reference for modernizing the Mozambican state.
A severe hailstorm in Mozambique has destroyed 892 homes and affected over 3,100 people. The natural disaster has caused significant damage and displacement in the affected areas.
Ghana and Mozambique's Renamo party have questioned South Africa's commitment to addressing xenophobia. Both entities are pressing for a clearer stance and more effective measures from South Africa regarding the issue.
Two suspects have been arrested in Mozambique in connection with the murder of South African tourists Dina and Ernst Marais, who were killed in Kruger National Park near Crooks Corner.
The European Union has reached an agreement to establish migrant deportation centers in third countries, a move aimed at tightening its asylum policy. This decision paves the way for member states to create facilities outside the EU for processing and returning irregular migrants.
South Africa's national football team, Bafana Bafana, experienced a significant delay in their departure for the World Cup due to unresolved visa issues for players and staff, including an assistant coach. The team's travel plans were disrupted, causing an 'embarrassing' situation before they were finally set to fly.
Deadly violence against opposition politicians in Mozambique has raised concerns about politically motivated assassinations, despite government claims of isolated incidents.
The US Embassy and Mozambique's Scholarship Institute have met to identify ways to cooperate and increase access for Mozambican students to American higher education.
From June 1, 2026, South Africa will require all foreign-registered vehicles to be declared on the SARS system before entering or exiting the country, impacting travelers, particularly from Mozambique.
A delegation from the European Parliament’s Committee on Development visited the European Union Military Assistance Mission in Mozambique (EUMAM MOZ). The visit likely focused on assessing the mission's progress and its impact on development in the region.
Police in South Africa have intercepted a truck from Malawi, seizing drugs estimated to be worth US$61 million. The large-scale drug bust highlights ongoing efforts against illicit trafficking.
Mozambique's Ministry of Health is reinforcing prevention and readiness measures against the evolving Ebola outbreak, despite considering the country to be at low risk.
A new study by CIP reveals that Mozambique's foreign exchange shortage has led to the closure of 500 companies and left 15,000 people jobless, highlighting significant economic challenges.
The Mozambique CEO Summit is set to take place in 2026, bringing together business leaders to discuss economic strategies and investment opportunities in the country.
Mozambique has shared its vision for water security and climate resilience during a conference in Dushanbe, Tajikistan. The country presented its strategies and commitments to addressing environmental challenges on an international platform.
An African laboratory played a significant role in identifying and understanding a hantavirus outbreak. The article highlights the lab's contributions to public health.
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has worsened, with over 200 suspected deaths reported, and the virus now poses a risk to ten other African countries. Health organizations are intensifying efforts to contain the spread, while some countries implement screening and quarantine measures for travelers from affected regions.
The Ebola epidemic in the Democratic Republic of Congo has seen a surge in cases and deaths, with the toll exceeding 200. The outbreak has put ten other African countries at risk, while treatment centers in Congo have been attacked and medical tools are in short supply.
This is the third book in ten years by Paulo Azevedo, a collector and researcher of old photographs, focusing on the beginnings of photographic art in the Portuguese colony of Mozambique.
The United States has indicted former Cuban President Raúl Castro on charges including murder, a move that has drawn condemnation from China and Russia. This action is widely seen as an escalation of U.S. pressure on Cuba.
Six young French nationals have been convicted in Paris for their plans to travel to Mozambique and join the al-Shabab jihadist group, which is affiliated with the Islamic State and active in the Cabo Delgado province.
Around 3,000 people are without compensation following the closure of Mozal, one of Africa's largest foundries located near Maputo, Mozambique. The facility ceased operations on March 15, impacting over 1,000 direct and 4,000 indirect workers.
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has signed a contentious bill into law, which aims to curb foreign influence and political funding within the country. The new legislation has drawn criticism for its potential impact on civil society and political activities.
Mozambique is set to present its mining and agricultural sectors at the upcoming India-Africa Business Forum. This participation aims to attract investment and foster economic partnerships.
The President of Mozambique has indicated a willingness to change existing legislation to create a more attractive environment for private investment, aiming to boost the country's economy.
Mozambique has reported the highest number of displaced people in Africa, with 826,000 movements caused by cyclones Dikeledi and Jude in a single season, and an additional 339,000 displacements due to the conflict in Cabo Delgado, according to an IDMC report.
Caixa Geral de Depósitos reported new record profits, with international operations in Cape Verde and Mozambique compensating for a decline in earnings within Portugal, while the bank also registered a minimum level of overdue credit.
Authorities in Inhambane, Mozambique, have reported that wildfires destroyed 600 hectares of forest, prompting ongoing efforts to combat deforestation, including environmental education focused on uncontrolled burning.
The Mozambican government has issued a clarification stating that there will be no new benefits introduced for former presidents. This addresses public concerns or speculation regarding presidential perks.
Standard Chartered has successfully arranged $2.33 billion in funding for a railway project in Tanzania, supporting infrastructure development in the region.
Mozambique's opposition party Renamo has called for urgent government discussions with South Africa to address the escalating xenophobic attacks targeting migrants from Mozambique.
Italy and Mozambique have signed a memorandum of understanding in Maputo to strengthen their cooperation on environmental issues and sustainable development.
Mozambique's National Elections Commission (CNE) is studying the possibility of holding all elections on the same day. The plan also includes meetings with political parties to discuss the use of technology and artificial intelligence, and to assess the feasibility of consolidating three elections into a single day.
Rebel attacks in northern Mozambique have displaced 52,000 children since January, with the conflict, which has claimed 6,632 lives since 2017, spreading to new areas.
The book 'Caderno de Memórias Coloniais' is described as a work on Portuguese colonialism and racism in Mozambique, written by a dissident returnee and woman, aiming to expand perspectives.
Sexual violence is reportedly surging in Mozambique's Cabo Delgado province, where women and girls are caught between insurgents and soldiers in a conflict that has lasted nearly a decade. The region is rich in natural resources like gas, precious stones, and lithium.
Mozambique's criminal police face scrutiny over alleged use of spy networks to pursue government critics, with civil society groups denouncing abductions and killings by security forces following disputed elections.
Arlindo Chissale, a journalist and political activist in Mozambique, disappeared without a trace on January 7, 2025, in the Islamist-insurgency-hit region of Cabo Delgado.
More than 220 schools in Mozambique have been attacked or used for military purposes, with at least 12 schools utilized for military ends in one year, denying students access and putting them at risk due to the insurgency in Cabo Delgado.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) will negotiate support for Mozambique in the coming months, following a request from the Mozambican government due to a challenging economic situation. Policies will be revisited to restore macroeconomic stability and debt sustainability.
The President of the African Union stated that Mozambique has the potential to become an epicenter for the 'blue economy,' which already generates millions, but highlighted climate, health, and crime challenges.
The Mozambican President's office has responded to a petition from Mondlane's party, forwarding their complaints. The petition details 436 cases of extreme violence, including kidnappings, torture, and 56 assassinations.
The World Bank plans to support Mozambique's economic recovery, with a focus on the impact of recent floods and the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
A proposed Exxon gas project is projected to provide an $11 billion annual boost to Mozambique's economy, highlighting the significant economic impact of the energy development.
Health care providers in South Africa and Mozambique report that the cancellation or redirection of U.S. PEPFAR funding under the Trump administration has endangered vulnerable people and led to loss of life.
Mozambique has received an additional 169 citizens, bringing the total to 714, who were repatriated following xenophobic attacks in neighboring South Africa.
A draft African treaty, which claims sexual and reproductive health and rights threaten the African family, has moved closer to becoming policy, drawing condemnation from human rights groups as regressive and dangerous.
A program focused on HIV prevention for adolescent girls and young women in Mozambique, known as DREAMS, has ended following funding cuts by the Trump administration, impacting beneficiaries.
Italian photographer Marco Palombi's 'Humus' exhibition, featuring 22 images, opened at the Natural History Museum in Maputo, Mozambique, as part of the country's Republic Day celebrations.
Three new experimental vaccines are being urgently developed to combat a rare and rapidly spreading strain of Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo. International efforts are intensifying, with calls for immediate action and significant funding allocated to accelerate vaccine research.
Brazil is investigating two possible cases of Ebola in men exhibiting symptoms, amid a global scramble to contain the virus. This comes as health authorities remain vigilant for potential spread.
Mozambique's Ministry of Mineral Resources and Energy (MIREME) highlighted the strategic importance of extending the country's continental shelf and ensuring responsible exploitation of seabed resources. This initiative aims to secure national interests and promote sustainable development.
A health facility in Gaza is facing accusations of distributing expired medicine, prompting concerns about patient safety and the quality of healthcare services in the region.
A Kenyan court has issued a halt to the opening of a US-funded Ebola quarantine facility in the country, raising questions about public health infrastructure and international aid.
The Italy-Mozambique Business Forum, focusing on infrastructure and construction sectors, was presented at a press conference in Maputo, with the business mission scheduled for June 8 and 9.
Italy has pledged to invest €100 million in Pemba and Chimoio, Mozambique, as part of the Green Cities initiative, aiming to support sustainable urban development.
The five largest banks in Mozambique have seen their profits cut due to increased exposure to debt, with domestic debt alone growing by nearly 250 million euros since December, impacting major banks like CGD and BCP.
The Swiss Federal Criminal Court has ruled that proceedings against former Credit Suisse manager Lara Warner, in connection with the Mozambique debt scandal, must be dropped due to the statute of limitations.
Benin's former finance minister, Romuald Wadagni, has been sworn in as the country's new president. He vowed to improve living standards and security for the nation.
Senegal's President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has dismissed Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko and dissolved the government, following months of reported friction between the two leaders. The decision has led to a wave of resignations from other government officials and sparked varied reactions across the country.
Mozambique's defence minister has conducted a visit to Rwandan forces stationed in Cabo Delgado, highlighting ongoing security cooperation in the region.
Attacks linked to the Islamic State in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique, have resulted in 26 deaths over the past two weeks. The violence has also forced more than 13,000 people to abandon their homes, according to a report.
Rwanda has announced that Mozambique has successfully secured the necessary funds to ensure the continuation of the Rwandan military mission in the Cabo Delgado province. This funding will allow Rwandan forces to maintain their presence and operations in the region.
The Mozambican government plans to invest 3.95 billion (likely MZN) in water and sanitation infrastructure, addressing disparities between rural and urban areas. The program includes building and rehabilitating facilities in over 12,000 schools and hundreds of health units.
Mozambique plans to market 14.6 million tons of agricultural products, signaling a focus on boosting its agricultural sector and export capabilities. This initiative aims to strengthen the country's economy.
The South African rand remained subdued in currency markets as traders awaited the release of key inflation data, which could influence future monetary policy decisions.
An appeal by Privinvest, a shipbuilding company, against Mozambique has been dismissed, marking a development in the long-running 'Hidden Debts' scandal.
This article reviews the TV series 'Homeland' 15 years after its original release, also touching upon Mozambique, a lost lady's watch, and two individuals named David Lodge and David Frost.
Several African countries, including Morocco, Madagascar, South Africa, and Egypt, are implementing an emergency cruise and tanker diversification strategy to counter soaring fuel costs and marine fuel price fluctuations.
Mozambique's President declared that rumors about the alleged disappearance of male genitalia have led to 55 deaths in recent weeks, urging people not to kill based on the false information.
Fifteen people have died in attacks over two weeks in Mozambique's Cabo Delgado province, where a group of 100 fighters occupied gold mines, destroyed a historic church, abducted civilians, and caused mass displacement.
The Cahora Bassa hydroelectric dam (HCB) in Mozambique reported €95.5 million in profits despite a drought year and delivered $300 million to the state.
Rebels in Mozambique's Cabo Delgado province have destroyed a historic parish and kidnapped civilians in the Ancuabe district. The attack highlights ongoing insurgent activity in the region.
Severe floods in Mozambique's Gaza province have led to the suspension of 2,235 work contracts. The disaster has also caused significant agricultural losses, with over 320,000 hectares of farmland destroyed and 531,000 animals killed nationwide.
Robert Mugabe's son, Bellarmine Mugabe, was fined R600,000 and ordered to be immediately deported from South Africa after a plea deal related to a firearms offence involving a toy gun. He avoided jail time in the incident.
An NGO in Mozambique has criticized the ongoing investigation into the murders of Mondlane supporters Elvino Dias and Paulo Guambe, calling for greater transparency and accountability.
Humanitarian support in northern Mozambique, primarily in Cabo Delgado province, has reached only 46% of its target population, according to a United Nations report.
Mozambique has experienced record-breaking opposite climate events in recent months, with extreme floods in January followed by severe drought in February, resulting in 314 deaths.
An article reflects on Mozambique's independence from Portugal in 1975, highlighting the country's current struggles with poverty, early mortality, and the symbolic Kalashnikov on its flag.
The first national convention of the Anamola party in Mozambique concluded with the election of former presidential candidate Venâncio Mondlane as its president, who ran unopposed for the leadership.
The European Union has emphasized the importance of Mozambique's significant gas reserves for Europe's energy security and diversification, noting that investments operate within a framework of partnership and political cooperation.
An impromptu tour of Maputo, Mozambique's capital city, highlights the unique imprint left by architect Amâncio 'Pancho' Guedes and its modernist architecture.
The Mozambican government requires €987 million to build classrooms and address the issue of students studying outdoors. In April, the minister stated that approximately 10,500 classes were still being held in open-air settings.
Mexican drug cartels are establishing meth labs in rural African regions to dominate the market, with five Mexicans facing trial in South Africa and others arrested in Nigeria and Mozambique.
Following the assassination of the Bishop of Quelimane in Mozambique on June 6, the Pope has appointed Estêvão Fernando as the new administrator of the Diocese of Quelimane.
For nearly a decade, an Islamist group has terrorized Mozambique's northern province of Cabo Delgado, where vast reserves of rubies, timber, and natural gas paradoxically coexist with the region remaining the country's poorest.
Prices in Mozambique surged by 2.32% in May, nearly quadrupling the rate from April, with the increase in fuel prices identified as a key contributing factor to the inflation.
Twenty-one Italian companies are in Mozambique for the Mozambique-Italy 2026 Business Mission, focusing on infrastructure and construction sectors, culminating in a declaration of intent for the Green Cities project.
Approximately 7,400 families in Denmark have applied for holiday assistance from Mødrehjælpen, with concerns about food checks and financial shame potentially impacting application numbers. Meanwhile, in Mozambique, the number of displaced people in Ancuabe reached 20,000 in May.
Osorio Citora Afonso, a Catholic bishop in Mozambique, was reportedly killed by a bullet to the chest. He had been bishop of Quelimane since August 2025 and interim administrator of the Archdiocese of Beira.
Bishop Osório Citora Afonso of Quelimane, Mozambique, was shot and killed at his episcopal residence during the early morning hours, with suspects currently at large.
Mozambique remains a priority partner in Italy's strategy for Africa, with a growing portfolio of projects in energy, agriculture, infrastructure, and digital technology, as reiterated by Italy's Ambassador to Maputo.
Mozambique has reported that five of its citizens were killed in violent xenophobic attacks in South Africa. The incidents highlight ongoing tensions and violence against foreign nationals in the country.
A medical facility in Mozambique, run by an Italian Catholic association, offers a long-term perspective on the AIDS epidemic in the country, where over 10 percent of the population lives with HIV.
During a visit by a French and German delegation, members of the Bosnian Presidency expressed opposing views on NATO membership and the future of the OHR. This comes as protests are planned outside the OHR in Sarajevo, highlighting ongoing political tensions in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Georgia is exploring the value of Joseph Stalin's extensive 40,000-bottle wine collection, highlighting its historical and potential economic significance.
Ethiopia is holding elections with the ruling party widely expected to secure a landslide victory. While polls are open, not all citizens are able to vote.
Lara Warner, the former risk manager for Credit Suisse, who was once a powerful figure in Swiss finance, could face court again after the Finance Department appealed the dismissal of charges against her in the Mozambique scandal.
A delegation of 21 Italian companies will visit Maputo, Mozambique, on June 8 and 9 for a business mission focused on the infrastructure and construction sectors.
Petra Diamonds announced plans to cut jobs and place its Finsch mine in South Africa under business rescue, signaling financial difficulties for the company.
The head of the World Health Organization (WHO) stated that the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is being complicated by ongoing conflict and insecurity, despite efforts to scale up testing and identify treatments. An Italian doctor who had contact with Ebola patients was admitted to a Rome hospital.
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) reports the highest number of recorded migrant deaths on the Eastern Southern Africa Route, highlighting the perilous journey faced by migrants in the region.
Invictus Energy has finalized a gas deal in Zimbabwe, advancing its Cabora Bassa gas project and signaling significant developments in the region's energy sector.
Northern Mozambique has endured years of "multiple shocks" including conflict, cyclones, cholera, and displacement, each impacting an already struggling health system before the last could be processed.
Mozambique's state revenue from large-scale projects and business concessions fell by 41% in 2025, with these projects recording a global loss of 164 million euros, according to the General State Account.
The United Nations has launched a 1.7 million plan to combat cholera in Mozambique, where 123 cases were recorded in two weeks, by linking epidemiological data to immediate funding for recurrent outbreaks.
The World Health Organization has reported over 900 suspected Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of Congo, raising the risk level. The situation is further complicated by groups of young people reportedly storming a hospital to demand the bodies of their relatives.
New research and reports highlight that numerous plant species, vital for diverse ecosystems and landscapes, face significant threats and potential extinction by the end of the century as climate change accelerates habitat loss worldwide.
The mayor of Maputo, Mozambique, is attending the World Urban Forum in Azerbaijan to seek international partnerships for housing projects aimed at assisting flood victims in the city.
A sharp increase in fuel prices is causing severe social and economic unrest across several African nations, leading to deadly demonstrations in Kenya, violent protests in Comoros, and strikes in Mozambique.
Sharp increases in diesel and petrol prices have led to widespread protests and violent clashes in Kenya and Comoros, alongside strikes in Mozambique. The deepening fuel crisis is causing significant social unrest across several African nations.
According to an AIM report, the government of Mozambique requires approximately US$4.5 billion to expand access to water across the country. This significant investment is crucial for improving public health and development.
The BGF and SDA organizations have jointly donated US$500,000 to aid victims of a natural disaster in Mozambique. This contribution aims to provide much-needed relief and support to affected communities.
A new study suggests that Mozambique's anticipated gas bonanza may be a myth, while separately, the head of Kaya Kwanga was arrested and subsequently died.
A 5.2-magnitude earthquake struck southwest China, particularly the Guanxi region, resulting in two deaths, one injury, and the collapse of at least 13 buildings. Thousands of residents were evacuated following the tremor.
Artisans in Maputo, Mozambique, are attempting to sustain their families through the tradition of making handmade baskets, bags, and straw furniture. Despite their efforts, they often go weeks or months without making a sale.
Mozambican official Chapo highlighted the critical role of industrialization in achieving economic independence and fostering growth within Mozambique and across Africa. He called for strengthened strategies to boost the continent's economic development.
Five Italian scuba divers died after an accident in an underwater cave in the Maldives, prompting search and recovery efforts and an investigation into the cause, with oxygen toxicity suspected. Authorities have also revoked the license of a ship involved in the incident.
Mozambique has highlighted its significant mining and agriculture potential at the India-Africa forum, seeking to attract investment and partnerships. The country aims to leverage these sectors for economic growth and development.
Mastercard has partnered with Mozambican firm Letshego to launch a new debit card in Mozambique. The initiative aims to boost financial inclusion and accelerate the nation's transition to a digital economy.
Residents in agricultural zones of Litandacua, Novo Cabo Delgado, and Chitoio in Mozambique are expressing fears over the presence of alleged terrorists, which threatens crop production and raises concerns about potential famine.
Mozambique is grappling with one of the highest malnutrition rates in sub-Saharan Africa, with 100,000 children currently malnourished. UNICEF requires €28.8 million in the coming months to provide essential services to 225,000 children.
The government of Mozambique has affirmed its commitment to facilitating bargaining processes between workers and employers. This initiative aims to promote fair labor practices and industrial harmony.
Mozambique's first "analog astronaut" expresses his ambition to join NASA and integrate his country into global space exploration, combining his knowledge of astronomy and architecture.
Mozambique's government is monitoring the situation of attacks on immigrants, with the opposition criticizing diplomatic failures and calling for joint action with affected countries.
The latest World Press Freedom Index by Reporters Without Borders (RSF) reveals that global press freedom has reached its lowest point in 25 years, with many countries experiencing significant declines. The report highlights a systemic crisis in various nations, though some, like the Netherlands, saw improvements in their rankings.
Mozambique has launched a commission tasked with overseeing the transition to new state inspection structures. This initiative aims to reform and modernize the country's oversight mechanisms.
The Mozambican government has approved increases to the minimum wage, with the public administration and kapenta fishing sectors excluded from the new adjustments.
The President of Mozambique expressed a desire for economic and commercial cooperation with Ethiopia, aiming to improve the living conditions of citizens beyond political and diplomatic ties.