President Daniel Chapo inaugurated a 200,000 metric ton graphite processing plant in Nipepe to transition Mozambique from a raw material supplier to a processed mineral exporter.
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Rising insurgent violence in northern Mozambique has displaced over 107,000 people in recent weeks while food and health aid runs critically low.
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TotalEnergies has lifted the suspension on Mozambique’s $20 billion LNG project, pending government approval, after jihadist attacks froze work in 2021.
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IOM rescues sixteen Mozambicans trafficked to Laos and forced into labour, helping them return home after harsh exploitation in remote areas.
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Kagame and Chapo sealed a security pact as attacks escalate in Mozambique’s north where gas projects face renewed disruption.
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The Catholic Church in Mozambique urges urgent humanitarian aid as children face abduction and displacement in Cabo Delgado conflict.
Mozambique church calls for global support to protect children Read More »
Mozambique says conditions now allow TotalEnergies to resume its LNG project halted after 2021 insurgency near its Afungi site.
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Civil society organizations hail development as ‘giant leap’ in fight against human trafficking in both countries
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Mozambique’s rights body is investigating reports that soldiers tortured villagers near a TotalEnergies gas project after a 2021 insurgent attack.
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UN World Food Programme warned that 57,000 children in Nampula could be left without school meals due to lack of funding
US aid freeze impacting Mozambique’s early childhood education Read More »
