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Mozambique: Malawi Retreats On Navigating Shire and Zambezi
Maputo - The Malawian government has backtracked on its demand that Mozambique authorise merchant shipping to use the Zambezi and Shire rivers to carry goods to and from landlocked Malawi.
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Mozambique: Tolls On Maputo-South Africa Motorway to Rise
Maputo - Trans-Africa Concessions , the company that operates the Maputo-South Africa motorway, is increasing the tolls paid at the two toll-gates inside Mozambique by between 10 and 15 per cent as from 1 March.
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Bristol Evening Post commented Criticism of twinning cut comes from far and wide
The authority wants to cut funding for the Bristol International Twinning Association in half this year and scrap it next year.
Student Stories: Whirlwind African tour leaves CED major wanting more
Jacqueline Bates was happy as a Penn State economics major, but she couldn't help feeling like there was something missing in her academic life -- she wanted to find a way of applying her major in a more meaningful way.
President Zuma's State of the Nation address
Here follows the raw, unedited State of the Nation speech delivered by President Zuma on February 9 2012, as made available by the government information website .
Mozambique: ENRC Planning New Railway for Coal Exports
Maputo - The Kazakhstan-based company, the Eurasian Natural Resources Corporation is planning to build a railway from the western Mozambican province of Tete to the northern port of Nacala, according to its general manager, Paul Craven Speaking in Cape Town to the "Dow Jones Newsletter", Craven said the ENRC railway was planned to handle an initial ... (more)
Woman, 35, gang raped in Mozambique
Maputo - A 35-year-old woman walked through a field in northern Mozambique, near where a group of teenage boys were undergoing their ritual circumcision into adulthood.
The known death toll from tropical depression 'Dando' and cyclone 'Funso', which hit southern and central Mozambique in January, has risen to 40, according to the government spokesperson, Deputy Justice Minister Alberto Ntutumula.
Mozambique: Three Countries Unite to Fight Piracy on the High Seas
Maputo - The Mozambican, South African and Tanzanian governments have established a platform to coordinate their efforts to fight against piracy and other illicit activities on the high seas.
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The technology crisis is largely due to the war that engulfed the nation some years back.
Mozambique kidnap ring targets business
Ten Mozambican business people have been abducted since October by what police believe is a specialised kidnapping syndicate, a police spokesperson said on Tuesday after a suspect was arrested.
SA signs pact with Mozambique, Tanzania
A Somali, part armed militia, part pirate, carries a heavy-calibre automatic weapon on a beach in the central Somali town of Hobyo.
Mozambique: Country Rises in Press Freedom Rankings
Maputo - Mozambique has risen by over 30 places on the Press Freedom Index compiled every year by the Paris-based organisation Reporters Sans Frontieres .
Mozambique: Memorandum Signed Between Maputo and Mbabane
The Mozambican and Swazi capitals, Maputo and Mbabane, have agreed to cooperate in the areas of youth, education, tourism, investment, arts and culture, sport, urban management, trade, and small and medium enterprises.
Mozambique: Guebuza Receives U.S Business Mission
Mozambican President Armando Guebuza on Monday received a business mission from the United States, which is seeking to discuss possible projects for investment in the area of energy.
Maputo Threatens to Switch Off Power to Zimbabwe
Maputo threatens to switch off Zim Monday, 06 February 2012 00:00 Reprinted From the Zimbabwe Herald MOZAMBIQUE has threatened to cut off power supply to Zimbabwe over a US$5 million debt.
Mozambique: All Aboard the Musical Marrabenta Train
Southern Mozambique hosts one of the continent's best kept secrets, the Marrabenta Festival, an event which celebrated five years this month.
Mozambique: HCB Keeps Floodgate Partially Open
Maputo - A floodgate on the Cahora Bassa dam on the Zambezi river, in the western Mozambican province of Tete, will stay open three days longer than initially planned, but this is not expected to lead to any flooding on the lower reaches of the river.
EDWIN Ekiring stayed top of the Africa ranking, despite bowing out during the second round of the Uganda International Badminton Championships on Saturday.
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