Wednesday 20 August 2008   

  Home > News  

 

News


Cereals Institute to Remain State Owned

The Mozambican authorities have decided that the Mozambique Cereals Institute (ICM) should remain in the hands of the state, despite advice from the World Bank that it should be privatised.

Luabo Sugar Factory May Live Again

The Luabo sugar mill, in the central Mozambican province of Zambezia, may be rehabilitated soon, pending on conclusion of negotiations between the governments of Mozambique and Mauritius, reports Monday's issue of the daily paper "Noticias".

14th African Economic Summit in Maputo

Twenty-six African nations are expected to this week to take part in the World Economic Forum's (WEF) 14th African Economic Summit, being held in Maputo, Mozambique.

Economic Summit \'To Speed Up Pace of Reform\'

Next week\'s African Economic Summit in Maputo \"will be an opportunity to speed up the pace of economic and business reform which is holding back the potential of many African economies\", according to a press release from the organiser

SADC Military Exercises in Nacala

Military exercises involving land, sea and air forces from several member states of SADC (Southern African Development Community) will take place in the northern Mozambican province of Nampula in the first 10 days of June.

Brazilian Sect: Canana Defends Himself

Former Maputo mayor Artur Canana has defended his controversial decision to allow the Brazilian evangelical sect, the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God (IURD), to build a cathedral on the Julius Nyerere Avenue, in the plush suburb of Polana.

Namibia Represented At International Theatre Workshop

NAMIBIAN published playwright and actor David Ndjavera leaves for Mozambique next Tuesday to attend an intensive children playwriting workshop with dramatists from Sweden and 11 African countries.

Controversy Over Sale of Underwater Archaeological Items

Mozambican archaeologists argue that the recent sale in Holland of items salvaged from a Portuguese shipwreck in Mozambican waters was illegal, and that the country's archaeological heritage should remain in Mozambique...

No Visible Progress On Anibalzinho Repatriation

The initial optimism that Mozambique's most notorious assassin, Anibal dos Santos Junior ("Anibalzinho"), would be rapidly returned to his prison cell after he was re-arrested in Canada on Monda...

Sugar Production Set to Rise By 20 Per Cent

Mozambique is expecting to produce about 254,000 tonnes of sugar this year, which represents a 20 per cent rise, when compared with the 212,000 tonnes produced last year.

Namibia Represented At International Theatre Workshop

NAMIBIAN published playwright and actor David Ndjavera leaves for Mozambique next Tuesday to attend an intensive children playwriting workshop with dramatists from Sweden and 11 African countries.

New Bond Issue

The Mozambican government is once more turning to domestic debt to raise funds, by issuing high interest bearing treasury bonds.

STAE Director Downplays Financial Constraints

The general director of the electoral branch of the Mozambican civil service, the Electoral Administration Technical Secretariat (STAE), Antonio Carrasco, has confirmed that his institution is facing financial constraints..

Did Anibalzinho Travel On Algerian Passport ?

Mozambique's most notorious assassin, Anibal dos Santos Junior ("Anibalzinho"), the man who led the death squad that murdered top investigative journalist Carlos Cardoso..

Main Highway Vandalised

Persons unknown have been destroying Mozambique's main north-south highway along the stretch between the administrative post of Muxungue, in the central province of Sofala, and the Save river, to remove stones for house building.

SADC Bourse Chiefs to Meet in Maputo

SOUTHERN Africa Development Community stock exchange bosses are meeting in Maputo, Mozambique, early next month to discuss issues affecting the various exchanges.

Mozambique And Mauritius Sign Cooperation Agreements

Mozambique and Mauritius signed on Wednesday cooperation agreements in several areas, with particular emphasis on security and public order.

Anibalzinho Escape: Police Confirm Re-Arrest

The Mozambican police on Tuesday evening confirmed that the country's most notorious assassin, Anibal dos Santos Junior ("Anibalzinho"), who escaped from the Maputo top security prison on 9 May, has been re-arrested in Canada.

Preliminary Report On Agricultural Production

A preliminary report on an assessment undertaken by a mission from the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and the World Food Programme (WFP) describes agricultural production in Mozambique for the 2003/2004 campaign as satisfactory.

Tourism in the Limpopo Park to Start This Year

The Mozambican Tourism Ministry has pre-selected four tourism operators for the Limpopo National Park, in the southern province of Gaza...

© 2003-2004 Niassa Web Portal - Terms & Conditions Contact Webmaster Powered by Mzbusiness