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The Political Commission of Mozambique's main opposition party, the former rebel movement Renamo, began an extraordinary session in the northern city of Nampula on Thursday to define the party's future after its crushing defeat...
European Union election observers noted "numerous irregularities" during the count at polling stations during Mozambique's general and provincial elections of 28 October - but the EU mission estimates that this malpractice did...
Maputo — The Mozambican resident population, as counted in the national census held in August 2007, was 20,226,296. The figure was announced on Wednesday by Fatima Zacarias, director of social statistics in the National...
AFRICAN QUEEN MINES LTD. (the "Company”) is pleased to announce that a ground magnetic survey covering an area of approximately 11 sq. km over its King Solomon Gold Project in Mozambique has now been successfully concluded. The...
75 of $725 raised. Started raising funds on Nov 17, 2009 Elidio Dias Peruca was born in the city of Chimoio, capital of the Manica province in the center of Mozambique. He is 29 years old, single, and father of one child who is...
Maputo — Mozambique's main opposition party, Renamo, on Monday appealed against the results of the 28 October general elections, won by the ruling Frelimo Party with about three quarters of the votes. The Renamo national...
In Mozambique's first elections for provincial assemblies, held simultaneously with the general elections on 28 October, the detailed results show that the ruling Frelimo Party won in 137 of the 141 district constituencies.
Published Date: 16 November 2009 By Jane Fields in Vila De Manica, Mozambique THE young dealer in a cap fiddles with his BlackBerry. His companion, a Malian, turns to me on this terrace in central Mozambique. Driven out of...
AFP/File – Workers work in a jatropha field at the Sun Biofuels company in Gondola, Manica province of Mozambique … by Joshua Howat Berger Joshua Howat Berger – 10 mins ago CHIMOIO, Mozambique (AFP) – Nico Strydom probably...
When, on Wednesday, the President of the National Elections Commission (CNE), Joao Leopoldo da Costa, announced the results of the Mozambican general elections held on 28 October, he admitted that serious malpractice had occurred.
