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Mozambique
Population: 34.85m
GDP: $22.49bn
Debt: 96.9% of GDP (2024)

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Insurgents regrouping as Chapo signs security pact with Kagame

TotalEnergies moves to restart its $20bn gas project behind a fortified green zone after 60,000 citizens displaced

Four years since the deployment of Rwandan and Southern African Development Community forces in July 2021, the security situation in northern Cabo Delgado remains fraught – contradicting Maputo’s...

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Total’s LNG project moves closer to restart

Plan to resume operations in July has backing of President Chapo

TotalEnergies’ US$20 billion liquefied natural gas (LNG) project in northern Mozambique is eyeing a rapid resumption, with the French oil and gas major informing contractors to prepare for...

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After the fight, Frelimo runs out of ideas

President Daniel Chapo and challenger Venâncio Mondlane sign an accord but have no political plan in sight

By releasing 4,800 political prisoners and calling off the riot police, Frelimo has admitted defeat, but it can’t negotiate a national unity government. After six months of post-electoral...

Facing the costs of Nyusi’s inheritance

Ruling party candidate Daniel Chapo has been sworn in as president but inherits an economy ravaged by corruption and post-election protests

Daniel Chapo of the ruling Frente de Libertação de Moçambique (Frelimo) took the presidential oath on 15 January, but post-election protests have cast serious doubt over how effectively...

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More protests but Mondlane softens his stance

Despite calling for demonstrations, the opposition leader has eased his demands, making his planned unofficial inauguration unlikely

Six people were reported killed and a further 15 injured by gunfire in clashes on 13 January, in the first of three days of planned protests called by...

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Frelimo falters as a people’s uprising gathers steam

Anger is rising as civic activists say police have killed over 130 protestors and the Constitutional Council prepares to rule on disputed election

Mozambique’s police crossed a previously unthinkable line on 14 December when they opened fire on mourners after the funeral of 30-year-old Albino José Sibia, known as ‘Mano Shottas’....

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Political showdown likely as Mondlane returns 

The opposition Podemos leader promises to return to Maputo before Daniel Chapo’s swearing-in and plans his own inauguration

Mozambique is set for a showdown this week after Venâncio Mondlane, the presidential candidate of the opposition Partido Otimista pelo Desenvolvimento de Moçambique (Podemos), announced that he will...

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The fight over the Presidency escalates

Neighbouring governments are trying to mediate behind the scenes as the election dispute wreaks economic havoc

The crisis over the presidential election results has deepened following a prison riot in Maputo on Christmas Day. At least 30 were killed in clashes between inmates and...

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