Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières
, by JENTZSCH Corinna
A new and different state is necessary to manage the complex problems in the region, but is it possible under the current regime that has fed the conflict?
It’s been four years now since a small group of armed men targeted a police post in Mocímboa da Praia in northern Mozambique, a small act (...)
, by SERUMAGA Mary
In 2013 Mozambican government officials formed three private companies and took out illegal secret loans totaling $2 billion. Donors suspended credit to Mozambique because of the loans as the national currency fell by 70% in 2016. Restructuring the illegal loans means imposed austerity on a (...)
, by TRAMEL Salena
Maputo — With a shimmering coastline stretching for more than 1,500 miles along the Indian Ocean, heartland game parks rivaling the Serengeti and a cornucopia of natural resources — located mostly in land used by humble farming communities — Mozambique is getting quite a lot of attention these (...)
, by Collectif
Mr. Fumio Kishida, Foreign Minister, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan Mr. Akihiko Tanaka, President, Japan International Cooperation Agency
Japanese civil society statement on ProSAVANA
Call for an Immediate Suspension and Fundamental Review
September 30, 2013
We, as like-minded civil (...)
, by UNAC
We, peasants of the Provincial Nucleus of Peasants in Nampula, the Provincial Nucleus of Peasants in Zambezia, the Provincial Peasants Union of Niassa and the Provincial Union of Peasants of Cabo Delgado, and who are all members of the National Peasants’ Union (UNAC), met on the 11th of October (...)
, by UNAC
NO TO VIOLENCE! NO TO REPRESSION! YES TO FOOD SOVREIGNTY!
On 1st and 2nd September, in popular neighbourhoods of Maputo, capital of Mozambique, and in the town of Matola, in the industrial belt of Maputo, there were extremely violent demonstrations and looting of both public and private (...)
, by HANLON Joseph
“Existing social inequalities and regional asymmetry could endanger the climate of peace, calm and social harmony that is the basic prerequisite for balanced and self-sustaining socio-economic development,” Prime Minister Pascoal Mocumbi warned donors on 17 May 1997 at the Paris Consultative (...)
, by Correspondent(s)
Jorge Rebelo, former Mozambique’s Information Minister, said in Maputo on Wednesday that there is a strong opposition to criticism within the ruling party Frelimo.
Rebelo, who is one of the most influential members of the ruling party, was addressing members of the Youth Parliament, during a (...)
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