A bumper harvest last year brought Mozambique close to self-sufficiency in certain popular products - but imported wheat and rice remains vital to Mozambicans' diets

50,000 farmers face being unable to sell this year’s harvest, as British cotton company says it can’t access finance for Cabo Delgado due to ongoing insecurity

Tongaat Hulett has rejected an approach from a would-be buyer for its two sugar operations in Mozambique, saying it is committed to keeping the company together

A new fruit export terminal will open at Maputo Port in the coming weeks, responding to demand from producers in South Africa

Yara is to close its fertilizer blending facility in Beira, and instead supply southern African markets from Durban

Mozambique's agriculture sector has been using erroneous data for the last five years, a new study has revealed — leading the government to believe production was much higher than it actually was, and skewing the provision of seeds and other aid for the sector

Norwegian fertiliser giant Yara International has abandoned plans to develop a fertiliser plant in Cabo Delgado — raising questions over the viability of the other domestic gas projects that the government hoped would drive economic development in the troubled province

The World Food Programme (WFP) is coming to the end of a five-month, $3.3 million pilot programme in Tete that aims to improve nutrition, increase climate adaptability, improve gender equality and build resilience — with a view to rolling it out to other parts of Mozambique

President lists infrastructure, mining, and petrochemical projects alongside youth employment and a sovereign wealth fund as priorities for his second and final term in office

Gorongosa coffee is partnering with Swiss coffee giant Nespresso, to start producing limited edition capsules…