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  • MozambiqueThe Elections PortalTop story

    Mozambique: A revolution born in the search for electoral justice

    By Paula Cristina Roque
    November 7, 2024
    Another stolen election has sent the people into the streets. They await Venancio Mondlane, the leader of the protest movement. The old elite await ...
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  • A women drags some seaweed to the cultivation site, pictured with its equi-distant stakes in the background, in Mozambique. Credit: Henriques Bustani.
    ClimateMozambiqueTop story

    Mozambique: Seaweed brings local benefits but may not save the climate

    By Ekpali Saint
    August 15, 2024
    Seaweed’s ability to suck huge quantities of carbon out of the air have been questioned, but there are other reasons to grow it. With ...
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  • MozambiquePoliticsTop story

    Mozambique: Nyusi’s dilemma delivers an unexpected successor

    By Alexandre Nhampossa
    May 22, 2024
    Haunted by a corruption scandal, President Filipe Nyusi’s search for an acceptable successor produces some unintended consequences. Mozambique’s ruling party, Frelimo, has elected Daniel ...
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  • Armed conflict in Cabo Delgado, northern Mozambique, forced TotalEnergies to withdraw from its gas facilities in 2021, contributing to significant project delays. Credit: GCIS.
    ClimateEconomyMozambiqueTop story

    Peril or prosperity? The risks facing Mozambique’s long-awaited gas boom

    By Richard Halsey
    February 28, 2024
    From conflict and long deferred revenues to falling gas demand, there are many reasons to believe Mozambique’s LNG deal has become a liability. Ever ...
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  • ElectionsMozambiquePoliticsTop story

    Frelimo turns to dirty tricks for the 2023 local elections

    By Alexandre Nhampossa
    June 27, 2023
    Haunted by corruption, accused of running down the economy, Frelimo will nevertheless sweep the October elections – whether voters like it or not.  Voter ...
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  • Spying a port through the trees in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique, the site of one of Africa's biggest oil and gas projects. Credit: Sigrid Ekman.
    ClimateEditor's PicksMozambiquePolitics

    The return to Cabo Delgado: Gas, war, and the emergence of Total Land

    By João Feijó
    May 9, 2023
    While TotalEnergies remains coy about restarting the $20bn gas project, Mozambicans are coming home in the conspicuous absence of the state. In recent months, ...
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  • The scene from the city of Quelimane in Mozambique after Cyclone Freddy struck on 11 March. Credit: UNICEF.
    ClimateMozambiqueTop story

    “Nobody imagined it would be so intense”: Mozambique after Freddy

    By Alexandre Nhampossa
    March 20, 2023
    While Mozambicans count the cost after the deadly Cyclone Freddy, people in Beira continue to wait for support four years after Idai. Tropical Cyclone ...
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  • President Paul Kagame of Rwanda welcomes President Filipe Nyusi of Mozambique to Rwanda for a state visit in 2018. Credit: Paul Kagame.
    MozambiquePoliticsRwanda

    Rwanda: A force for good in Mozambique’s “War on Terror”?

    By Jordan Smith
    February 9, 2022
    While Rwandan troops have helped stabilise the Cabo Delgado conflict, some are concerned by the lack of transparency around their involvement. In July 2021, ...
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  • A female farmer clears a plot in Mozambique. Credit: Jeffrey Barbee/Thomson Reuters Foundation.
    ClimateMozambiqueOn Food Security & COVID19

    Mozambique: The farmers navigating conflict, climate change and Covid

    By Tavares Cebola
    November 12, 2021
    Despite facing a triple threat with little government support, female farmers have proven surprisingly resilient. On 15 October, Alcinda Zimba, 50, gathered with fellow ...
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  • Frelimo won big in the 2019 Mozambique elections. Credit: James Wan.
    MozambiquePolitics

    Mozambique: An unexpected landslide, an expected crisis

    By James Wan
    November 14, 2019
    Following its big election victory, Frelimo will continue to consolidate political and economic power to the detriment of most. On 15 October as Mozambique ...
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