The selection ended speculation that President Filipe Nyusi planned to cling to power after the end of his term through an amendment to the constitution
Mozambique is regularly exposed to cyclones, floods and droughts, damaging private and public infrastructure.
Passengers were fleeing to escape false information about cholera outbreak
“Mozambique is a priority partner country," U.S. official says
Bonomade Machude Omar has often been described as the brains behind jihadist attacks in the region over the past five years
Exxon Mobil asks Mozambican government for long-term stability to resume projects in troubled northern region
US State Department's director of the office of foreign assistance, Dafna Rand, spoke with VOA during a three-day visit to Mozambique
Health officials intend to vaccinate people in high-risk areas
Maputo tries new strategies to fight terrorism in oil-rich region
Assistance sought in fight against violent extremism in northern region
People fleeing DRC’s North and South Kivu provinces worsen Mozambique’s already complicated refugee crisis
Tropical Cyclone continues to wreak havoc, Mozambique health authorities now dealing with water borne disease
UNICEF says nearly 10,000 cholera cases have been reported in Mozambique - more than tripling since early February
Health authorities race to prevent bacterial illness from spreading in packed IDP centers where thousands live in temporary shelters
Record cyclone kills nearly 300 in Malawi and Mozambique
Weather officials are urging evacuations and bracing for heavy rain after Cyclone Freddy killed at least ten people there and scores more in neighboring Malawi
US Ambassador to the UN Linda Greenfield says on her tour of Africa that insurgents who are spreading south must be pushed back
Former president’s son also among those sentenced to 12 years in prison
Despite ongoing fighting, President Felipe Nyusi says security has improved in troubled regions
Islamist militants behead six people, kidnap three others and burn homes in country’s Nampula province
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