A loan of $54 million has been approved by the Board of Directors of the African Development Bank (AfDB) for a 120MW onshore wind farm that will help position Mozambique as a regional energy hub. According to the AfDB, the loan will include a $12 million …
Social media access in Mozambique has been restricted for the second time in a week, according to the global internet watchdog NetBlocks, following calls for nationwide strikes by opposition leaders over a contentious presidential election. Tensions have …
AT LEAST 10 people were shot dead by police and dozens of others were injured when authorities cracked down on unrest following Mozambique’s presidential election, according to two doctors’ organisations. More protests are planned after opposition parties …
At least 11 people were killed and dozens more injured after security forces used live bullets and tear gas during post-election protests on Friday in Mozambique, according to a report by Human Rights Watch (HRW) on Tuesday. Some victims were as young as …
Mozambique blocked social media access for a second time in a week Thursday, a global internet watchdog said, as the opposition called for nationwide strikes over a disputed presidential election. Streets in the normally bustling capital, Maputo, were …
According to a global internet watchdog, access to social media in Mozambique was restricted again on Thursday as opposition leaders called for nationwide strikes in response to a disputed presidential election. Tensions increased in the southern African …
Mozambique has experienced its second social media restriction in just one week, reports NetBlocks, a London-based organization monitoring internet governance and disruptions. The restriction comes as opposition leader Venancio Mondlane, of the Podemos …
MAPUTO - Social media access in Mozambique was restricted for a second time in a week Thursday, a global internet watchdog said, as the opposition called for nationwide strikes over a disputed presidential election. Tensions heightened in the southern …
At least 10 people were fatally shot by police and dozens of others were injured when authorities cracked down on unrest following Mozambique’s presidential election, two medical groups said. The country is bracing for more protests against a vote …
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