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Mozambique is in a position to benefit from opportunities in the free trade zone in Africa.

Passenger rail service between Mozambique and the Kingdom of Esvathine to resume

The government guarantees that retroactive TSU payments will begin this month.

Mozambique seeking more and better cyclone early warning systems

Niassa Province: More Farmers to grow cotton.

Sofala: Businessmen Positive about economic recovery after resumption of passenger and freight trains operations.

Locomotive conks out the day after inaugural Beira-Dondo trip

Inhambane: Inharrime village faces acute water shortage

The Social Sciences exam for seventh grade declared null and void by Education Ministry

The First Lady advocates sharing ideas that in the tussle against premature unions.

Government of Memba district ramps up counterterrorism efforts.

Road accident claims one life, injures one more in Messica

Development of Maputo Bust Rapid Transport to cost more than $250 milion.

Nyusi announces first LNG export shipment

Nampula: The culture and tourism sector is focusing on cleaning up heritage places.

Administration of Second dose of COVID-19 vaccine to start on Monday expected to reach close to 5M youths.

Catholic Church dabbling in Politics advocates people's engagement in the establishment of remuneration standards.

Nyusi to embark on a state visit to Finland next week .

Prime minister impressed by infrastructure reconstruction in Palma

Lake Cahora -Bassa:Fishermen denounce smuggling of kapenta

Motion to assist Mozambique in its fight against terrorism in Cabo Delgado is approved by the Pan-African Parliament.

90 year old man narrowly escapes a lynch mob in Maputo

Gaza Province: Cases of Suicides alarmingly on the rise

Single Salary Table: Minister requests teachers in Mozambique to remain calm

Muslim leader beheaded in Namuno; 18 rebels slain in battle in Cabo Delgado

Pan African Parliament first ordinary session: Strengthening nutritional resilience and food security on the African continent:

Mozambique: Prime rate rises to 20.6%

SUDAN: WFP Welcomes SEK 26 million from the Swedish Government to support the PostHarvest Loss (PHL) Programme [EN/AR]

Nampula. Disputes between two commercialization firms may result in the layoff of around 3,000 employees.

The Mocmboa da Praia neighborhood in Cabo Delgado saw a return of almost 35,000 inhabitants.

Mozambique:Starts a national moratorium on the harvest of surface shrimp and mangrove crab