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Mozambique: concerns over corruption are not some eccentric Swedish position

AIM, Paul Fauvet, TAX REVENUE TO FILL ANY GAP CAUSED BY SWEDISH AID REDUCTION Mozambique’s Planning and Development Minister, Aiuba Cuereneia, said on Monday that the government will use domestic revenue to cover the reduction in support for the state budget from Sweden, one of the country’s main donors. He was referring to the decision of Sweden to reduce, by 20 million Swedish crowns (the equivalent...

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Moçambique - Beira, Mozambique

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Moçambique - Maputo, Mozambique

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SA delegation leaves for Mozambique

A South African delegation led by Roy Padayachee has reportedly left for Mozambique to consolidate bilateral political and economic relations.

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Off-Beat Luxury Destination: Mozambique

Mozambique has emerged from decades of civil war and, as unlikely as it sounds, has turned its fortunes using their natural assets of beautiful national parks, a vibrant culture and world-class diving sites in the Indian Ocean. (...)

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Zambia/Mozambique/Kruger and home - St albans, United Kingdom

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Okoro gets tactics wrong

Marilyn Okoro was distraught to miss out on a place in the final of the 800m in Beijing. A tough round saw her competing against a rejuvenated Maria Mutola, from Mozambique, and eventual winner Svetlana Klyuka, from Russia. University ...

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Health Institute Graduates Degree Lecel Nurses

Mozambique's Higher Institute of Health Sciences (ISCISA) on Wednesday graduated its first group of nurses with degree level qualifications.

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Hunger Threat Alleged in Niassa Districts

Peasant households in Marrupa and Maua districts, in the northernmost Mozambican province of Niassa, may be at risk of hunger because they have opted to grow cash crops rather than food, according to a report in the Beira daily paper "Diario de Mocambique".

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Road Transport Regulations Under Discussion

Road transport legislation is not an end in itself, but exist to ensure that the users of transport are treated in a dignified and decent manner, the Permanent Secretary of the Mozambican Transport Ministry, Albano Junior, declared on Wednesday.

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Danish Embassy Denies Aid Reduction Story

The Danish embassy in Maputo on Wednesday categorically denied a press report that Denmark is to cut 47 million dollars off its annual aid to Mozambique.

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Plain Clothes Policeman Takes On Gang of Armed Robbers

A police officer in plain clothes was strongly applauded by the passengers and crew of a minibus taxi travelling from Maputo to Xai-Xai, capital of the southern Mozambican province of Gaza on Saturday evening, when he single handedly defended them against a gang of three thieves who were trying to steal their money and other valuables.

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Opinion Polls Shows Comiche Most Popular Candidate

The current mayor of Maputo, Eneas Comiche, will easily win re-election in November, if the ruling Frelimo Party decides to keep him as its candidate.

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Pan African Looks at New Prospects

JUNIOR gold producer Pan African Resources could spend up to R100m on exploration in SA, Mozambique, the Central African Republic and Ghana in the next year, depending on cash flows and drilling results, it said yesterday.

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Newspaper apologises to Mozambican Supreme Court President

Maputo, Mozambique - The independent daily "Mediafax" on Tuesday apologised to the President of Mozambique's Supreme Court, Mario Mangaze, more than five years after it carried an opinion piece accusing him of failing to pay land fees on 5,530 hectares of land to which he held title.