Keeping girls in class and men on drugs – the battle against HIV in Mozambique
The spectre of HIV looms large over Mozambique. More than 2 million Mozambicans are estimated…
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Mozambique cassava producer adds bread to its daily beer
The company supplying cassava to Mozambican brewer CDM to make its Impala beer is expanding into producing cassava flour, after working to help curb a disease that has threatened the country’s cassava production.
Majority South African-owned Dadtco Philafrica started processing cassava in [...]
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Insurgents and poor rain threaten to escalate Mozambique’s food crisis
An existing food crisis in semi-arid regions of central and southern Mozambique is forecast to worsen in the coming months, and could also reach the northern Cabo Delgado province if further attacks force more [...]
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Mozambique pigeon pea summit raises hopes of export quota transparency
Pigeon pea exporters are looking forward to greater transparency next year in the allocation of quotas to export the crop to India, following a meeting in Nacala yesterday prompted by complaints about how the system has been run up to now.
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Mozambique set for broadly normal rainy season
Meteorological institute says northern provinces may receive more rainfall than usual, but the overall forecast is for normal amounts of rain
Mozambique’s northern provinces are likely to experience normal or above average volumes of rainfall this coming rainy season, the country’s [...]
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Mozambique blocking access to extractive industry information, civil society claims
The Mozambican government is limiting information to the public regarding extractive industries in the country because it fears citizens will demand greater levels of accountability, the recently-departed head of the Centre for Public Integrity said on [...]
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Illegal logging could wipe out Nkula trees in Mozambique ‘within months’
Nkula trees, known for the valuable wood they produce, are on the verge of extinction in Tete province due to illegal timber harvesting by Chinese companies, often working in collaboration with local authorities.
Mozambique’s Ministry of Land, Environment and [...]
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Mozambique’s tea producers thirsty for government support
Tea production in Mozambique is below potential volumes and does not generate high enough revenues because authorities have not paid enough attention to the sector, producers warn.
Valdemiro Varind, head of [...]
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Nyusi promises 5,000 local jobs on Mozambique LNG projects
Mozambican president Filipe Nyusi told the population of the district of Palma yesterday that the LNG projects being developed there will bring jobs for 5,000 young people - but called for patience, predicting that ExxonMobil will not start construction on [...]
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Big bucks for Mozambique’s rural roads won’t make a difference, expert warns
Recently-announced World Bank and EU-funded rural road projects in northern Mozambique are unlikely to result in real improvements unless the way the country’s roads are managed is radically overhauled, a veteran of the sector has told
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