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
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With the arrival of Mozambique’s first shipment of covid vaccines, the country’s health service is ready to start enacting its plan to vaccinate the most vulnerable 20% this year, and everyone else next year
Health workers, the elderly and the chronically ill will be among the first to be vaccinated against covid-19 as soon as the vaccine becomes available in Mozambique
Mozambique will tonight return to measures aimed at containing a new wave of covid-19 infections in the country, which President Filipe Nyusi said threatens to cause the collapse of the national health system
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
Mozambicans fleeing attacks in northern Cabo Delgado are being housed in a refugee camp run by the Tanzanian authorities, sources say
The village of Pangane on the coast of Cabo Delgado’s conflict-hit Macomia district is home to increasing numbers of refugees, while others flee to the provincial capital of Pemba
The links between water and public health have never been clearer – but the link between water and education is now in stark focus as Mozambique grapples with the challenge of sending its future generation back to the classroom safely, writes WaterAid country director Adam Garley
The third and final extension State of Emergency expires on Wednesday and will be replaced by a new declaration, but it is unclear whether that will be a State of Siege, a State of Disaster, or another cycle of a State of Emergency
The death toll from a cholera outbreak in Macomia district, Cabo Delgado province, hit at least 28 last week, according to sources in the coastal village of Pangane