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The World Bank headquarters in Washington, DC

14. April, 2016 1

World Bank to lead Mozambique funds freeze following ProIndicus scandal

The World Bank is set to stop all lending to Mozambique in the light of new revelations about naval defence spending, a move which is likely to be followed by Mozambique’s major aid donors, Zitamar

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Mozambican refugees at Kapise, Malawi. Photo © Lameck Masina

12. April, 2016 1

Mozambique refugee crisis widens as inquiries are blocked and postponed

Mozambican defence forces stand accused of trying to prevent would-be refugees from crossing from Tete into western Malawi, while reports have also emerged of refugees fleeing from Zambézia province into south-eastern Malawi.

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A ProIndicus maritime defence vessel in the port of Pemba, northern Mozambique. Photo © Zitamar News

8. April, 2016 0

Mozambique donors weigh response to new debt-for-arms scandal

Mozambique is facing a deepening political and economic crisis as budget donors and the IMF consider their response to revelations this week that the [...]

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Graphs from FEWS NET showing maize price evolution in Mozambican cities

31. March, 2016 1

Maize prices double across Mozambique as food crisis grows

The price of maize has more than doubled in most of Mozambique over the last six months, new data show, hitting more than 25 meticais per kilo in most provincial capitals, and over 35Mt/kg in the capital, Maputo.

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8. March, 2016 0

A million Mozambicans go hungry as drought shows no sign of ending

More than a million people in Mozambique are going hungry as the result of an ongoing drought which is set to last through to the next rainy season, according to humanitarian organisations in the country. The [...]

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19. January, 2016 2

Drought-hit Gaza could need food aid through 2017, warns UN

While northern Mozambique is again contending with floods, parts of southern Mozambique could need food aid for another 12 months if rains do not reach them soon Communities in Gaza province in southern Mozambique who have been worst-hit by failed rains for a second consecutive year [...]

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Nyeleti Mondlane, right, signing an EU aid package for Mozambique, November 2015

27. November, 2015 0

EU relieves budget pressure with 5-year aid commitment

The European Union on Thursday signed an agreement to give Mozambique €734 million in aid through 2020, with the twin aims of strengthening democracy and good governance and rural development. While some will be spent on projects run by non-governmental organisations, an unspecified portion [...]

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Anadarko signs off on record-breaking Mozambique LNG investment

Floods leave thousands homeless, and halt Vale coal exports from Tete

Frelimo holding company sells cement plant stake in $85m deal

Mozambique’s Mafambisse sugar mill on the brink of shutdown

Cyclone Idai exposed failings of Mozambique’s disaster alert system

Renamo in turmoil, with elections and peace on the horizon

Anadarko signs off on record-breaking Mozambique LNG investment

Floods leave thousands homeless, and halt Vale coal exports from Tete

Frelimo holding company sells cement plant stake in $85m deal

Mozambique’s Mafambisse sugar mill on the brink of shutdown

Cyclone Idai exposed failings of Mozambique’s disaster alert system

Renamo in turmoil, with elections and peace on the horizon

Browsing: Aid

World Bank to lead Mozambique funds freeze following ProIndicus scandal

Mozambique refugee crisis widens as inquiries are blocked and postponed

Mozambique donors weigh response to new debt-for-arms scandal

Maize prices double across Mozambique as food crisis grows

A million Mozambicans go hungry as drought shows no sign of ending

Drought-hit Gaza could need food aid through 2017, warns UN

EU relieves budget pressure with 5-year aid commitment

Zitamar Daily Briefing, 14 June 2019