Jan 21 (Reuters) - Mozambique's largest port, Maputo, reported a 1% decline in volumes in 2024 mainly due to post-election protests that forced border closures and road blockages, the port ...

Mozambique central bank cuts key rate again but by smaller margin January 27, 2025 Mozambique's Maputo port began construction on the first phase of its planned $2 billion expansion project on ...

Daniel Chapo was sworn in as Mozambique’s president in the capital, Maputo, on Wednesday. The opposition and rights leaders have criticized the election as fraudulent.Credit...Mauricio Lima for ...

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While denying the legitimacy of the elections the opposition parties are trying to end popular protests and enter into ...

endured intense heat as Chapo took his oath to become Mozambique’s president for the next five years. The ceremony took place as hundreds of demonstrators gathered on streets near the Maputo ...

Mozambique's Maputo port began construction on the first phase of its planned $2 billion expansion project on Monday, a senior port official said. The $164 million first phase will more than double ...

Mozambique President Sworn in as Post-Election Protest Deaths Rise By Manuel Mucari and Thando Hlophe MAPUTO (Reuters) -Daniel Chapo of Mozambique's long-ruling Frelimo party was sworn in as ...

Daniel Chapo (R) takes the oath of office to be sworn in as the President of Mozambique during his inauguration, at Independence Square in Maputo, on January 15, 2025. PHILL MAGAKOE / AFP ...

The same day Mozambique’s new president was sworn in ... The fresh casualties were reported in the capital Maputo and the northern city of Nampula, according to Plataforma Decide.

Protesters throw stones during a “national shutdown” against the election outcome, at Luis Cabral township in Maputo, Mozambique, November 7, 2024. REUTERS/Siphiwe Sibeko Jan 21 (Reuters ...