Nearly 36 000 young Mozambicans have signed up for SMS-based health counselling but will the new technology curb HIV infections?
Technology has cut diagnosis waiting times, getting infants on to treatment sooner.
France, SA and Mozambique will give trawlers in the Mozambique Channel a harder time, but can they control the $23bn a year industry?
Despite the country’s emerging debt debacle, its substantional gas reserves are cooking.
Despite the country’s emerging debt debacle, its gas reserves are cooking.
The event presents a line-up of musicians from the continent, international artists and diasporic Africans.
The country has everything going for it yet is plagued by debts and mismanaged budgets, as the disastrous $850mn fishing scheme clearly illustrates.
The International Monetary Fund significantly changed its assessment of the country’s macroeconomic outlook when it discovered the bilateral loans.
Child marriage affects nearly half of Mozambique’s girls. The country has unveiled a national plan to end this practice.
Bias against men with HIV is common in Mozambique, deterring many from seeking treatment.
The dealings of the self-proclaimed "world’s leading supplier of responsibly sourced coloured gemstones" look less rosy on the ground.
Christo Wiese and Brian Gilbertson loom large behind Gemfields, an "ethical" company accused of operating in a "militarised" zone in rural Mozambique.
Christo Wiese and Brian Gilbertson loom large behind Gemfields, an "ethical" company accused of operating in a "militarised" zone in rural Mozambique.
The dealings of the self-proclaimed "world’s leading supplier of responsibly sourced coloured gemstones" look decidedly less rosy on the ground.
Every month Ernesto travels back to Mozambique from Sebokeng to get a new visitors’ visa, and he has done so for the past 20 years.
Activists describe Mozambique as a tolerant society but say LGBT people still face a long struggle for full equality.
Swedish Foreign Minister Margot Wallström is not afraid to rock the international relations boat if the need arises.
Some Mozambicans suspect that the shooting of outspoken academic Gilles Cistac was politically motivated.
Cistac reportedly said calls by Renamo for greater autonomy for the north and centre of the country could be justified under the constitution.
Artisanal miners’ associations aren’t always popular but they do help cut pollution and rehabilitate land.
The pact between Pretoria and Portugal over the hydroelectric dam helped the apartheid state extend its empire’s tentacles, say researchers.
The floods have killed 117 people, up from at least 84 dead a week ago, according to Mozambique’s deputy health minister.
Afonso Dhlakama demands that a caretaker government be put in place to reform the electoral institutions.
The vessel has looted millions of rands’ worth of fish in a decade-long onslaught on the ocean.
The new law specifies that abortions will have to be carried out in recognised and designated health centres by qualified practitioners.
Wired for Sound is a mobile musical machine. Its pilot project resulted in a 17-track album, a framework to support community radio.
Mozambique’s ruling Frelimo party is likely to sweep hard-fought elections, according to first results and unofficial projections.
Infrastructure is abysmal in Maputo, toilets stink, events start late but the cultural scene is lively and diverse, writes Mercedes Sayagues.
The Mozambique Democratic Movement says it will offer voters a non-violent alternative as the country heads to the polls.
With the ruling party’s first post-colonial candidate on the ballot, and up and coming opposition, Mozambique is gearing up for a key election.
After an electoral overhaul, Renamo’s Afonso Dhlakama is confident that the upcoming presidential election will be the first with credibility.
Despite support waning drastically, former rebel leader Afonso Dhlakama is pulling the numbers in the Mozambique presidential election campaign.