Mozambique recorded an epidemic of cholera with over 9,700 infected and 91 dead in a year, while the United Nations anticipates funding of up to 1.7 million euros for rapid interventions. (translated)
The Mozambican Network of Human Rights Defenders demands answers from the authorities regarding the disappearances of journalists Ibraimo Mbaruco and Arlindo Chissale, requesting independent investigations and justice in a context of growing concern about press freedom in Mozambique. (translated)
The Council of State of Mozambique has suspended the immunity of Venâncio Mondlane, allowing for his trial on five charges, including disobedience and incitement to terrorism, related to the post-election protests. (translated)
German deputy Johannes Wagner is mobilizing parliament to support Mozambique in facing climate change and food insecurity, while the country struggles to provide assistance to 1.71 million citizens in urgent need in 2026. (translated)
A study by the International Organization for Migration reveals that extreme weather events in Mozambique, such as cyclones and droughts, are exacerbating tensions between internally displaced persons and host communities, increasing vulnerabilities and limiting the capacity for response to natural disasters. (translated)
Mozambique is intensifying efforts to relocate communities from risk areas before the rainy season, facing local resistance, while about 662,000 people remain internally displaced due to natural disasters and conflicts, as highlighted in a national forum organized by the UN. (translated)
More than 1.19 million people in Mozambique received food and agricultural assistance in the first half of 2026, while only 16.16% of the required funding for the target population was actually covered, highlighting acute food security issues and the ongoing humanitarian crisis in the country. (translated)
The Mozambican Prime Minister, Benvinda Levi, highlighted the importance of Artificial Intelligence in improving electoral processes, while warning about the risks of deepfakes and digital misinformation, emphasizing the need for responsible and careful use of these technologies to ensure democratic integrity and trust in institutions. (translated)
Mozambican entrepreneurs are seeking partnership with the World Food Programme (WFP) to increase food production, strengthen nutrition, and support school snacks, with the aim of combating hunger and malnutrition in the country, as announced after a meeting between the Confederation of Economic Associations (CTA) and representatives of the WFP. (translated)
The World Health Organization (WHO) recognized Mozambique as a reliable regulator of medicines and vaccines, assigning the National Regulatory Authority for Medicines of Mozambique (Anarme) Level 3 Maturity, making it the first Portuguese-speaking African country to achieve this status and highlighting its potential to serve as an example for other countries in the region. (translated)
Cleiton Michaque, a young Mozambican student of Electronic Engineering, is developing a drone capable of transporting up to three kilograms of medicines over distances of up to 200 kilometers, with the aim of facilitating delivery to isolated communities affected by floods and degraded roadways. (translated)
Former Mozambican president Joaquim Chissano called for the creation of a culture of anti-corruption in Mozambique, emphasizing the importance of civic and ethical education from childhood to combat corrupt practices, amid investigations into financial irregularities at the National Social Security Institute (INSS). (translated)
The Government of Mozambique, led by President Daniel Chapo, wishes to send victims of xenophobia from South Africa for jobs in Portugal and the United Arab Emirates, after registering the qualifications of the repatriated and initially prioritizing the protection and safe return of citizens affected by violence. (translated)
ExxonMobil awarded contracts worth nearly 1 billion euros for the first phase of the Rovuma LNG mega project in Mozambique, aiming to acquire essential equipment and move towards the final investment decision, thus reinforcing its commitment to the responsible development of the country's natural gas resources. (translated)
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The UN announced that only 30% of the 462.9 million euros needed for the humanitarian response in Mozambique in 2026 has been mobilized, amid rising crises of armed violence, forced displacement of thousands of people, and food insecurity aggravated by climate risks such as the El Niño phenomenon. (translated)
In 2025, the UN recorded 552 serious violations against 355 children in Mozambique, mainly in Cabo Delgado, highlighting kidnappings, forced recruitment, and sexual violence perpetrated by insurgent groups, which raised concerns from Secretary-General António Guterres about the direct consequences of armed violence on minors. (translated)
ExxonMobil announced its intention to move forward this year with the investment decision in the Rovuma LNG liquefied natural gas project in Mozambique, which was discussed at a decisive meeting between the Mozambican president and the company's executive, anticipating an annual production of 18.6 million tons from the Rovuma basin reserves. (translated)
In Mozambique, more than 400 children, including 71 girls, were recruited by armed groups in 2024, in a context of increasing violence in Cabo Delgado that results in serious rights violations and forced displacements, as revealed by the World Health Organization report. (translated)
