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Agriculture Minister Promises Fertiliser Industry
allAfrica.com - Wednesday, February 27, 2008
ozambican Agriculture Minister Soares Nhaca promised on Wednesday that, by the start of the 2008/09 agricultural campaign, the country will have a small organic fertilizer processing ... more
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Japanese Support for Victims of Floods And Aids
allAfrica.com - Wednesday, February 27, 2008
he Japanese government announced on Wednesday a grant of six million US dollars to Mozambique, to support the victims of flooding in the centre of the country, and of the HIV/AIDS ... more
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Aids 'Day Hospitals' Abolished
allAfrica.com - Wednesday, February 27, 2008
ozambican Health Minister Ivo Garrido has ordered the abolition of the separate "Day Hospitals" inside public health units that catered solely for HIV-positive ... more
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Country Still Thinking About Kosovo Recognition
allAfrica.com - Wednesday, February 27, 2008
he Mozambican government has not yet taken a position on whether to recognise Kosovo, the former Serbian province that declared its independence 10 days ... more
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Guebuza in Holland to Seek Increased Investment
allAfrica.com - Wednesday, February 27, 2008
ozambican President Armando Guebuza arrives in Holland on Wednesday, for a three day official visit during which he will hold political and economic meetings to try and attract more investment to Mozambique, particularly in the areas of water supply and ... more
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Environmental Go-Ahead for Pipeline
allAfrica.com - Wednesday, February 27, 2008
ork on a fuel pipeline from the port of Maputo to South Africa should begin in June, since the environmental impact study on the project did not identify any bio-physical or socio-economic impact of the pipeline sufficiently serious to warrant cancellation of the ... more
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Cholera kills 48 people in Mozambique
Topix - Tuesday, February 26, 2008
p class="lede_quote">"From this figure we had 48 people dead." MAPUTO - An outbreak of cholera has killed 48 people in Mozambique, the health ministry said on Wednesday, compounding humanitarian problems after floods hit the southern African country."We registered 4,325 ... via Reuters ... more
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Zambezi Continues to Drop
allAfrica.com - Tuesday, February 26, 2008
he Zambezi river in central Mozambique is continuing to drop, and from the Zimbabwean border to the district of Mutarara, a distance of over 500 kilometres, the river is no longer in ... more
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Canadians Assess Business Opportunities
allAfrica.com - Tuesday, February 26, 2008
delegation of Canadian business people, representing 11 companies, arrived in Maputo on Sunday for a two day visit to assess business opportunities in ... more
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Public Service Minister Wants Concrete Results
allAfrica.com - Tuesday, February 26, 2008
ozambique's Minister for the Public Service, Victoria Diogo urged on Monday the permanent secretaries of state bodies to ensure that 2008 is a year when concrete results are produced in transforming the state apparatus to respond to the challenges of national ... more
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Another Lynching in Chimoio
allAfrica.com - Tuesday, February 26, 2008
man, so far unidentified, was lynched by an angry crowd in the central Mozambican city of Chimoio on Monday, as local people continued to take the law into their own hands and mete out summary justice to alleged ... more
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Greater Power for Women Would Cut Mortality
allAfrica.com - Tuesday, February 26, 2008
ozambican President Armando Guebuza on Monday declared that many maternal and child deaths could be avoided, if women had greater power to take decisions over the measures needed to protect their own health and that of their ... more
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Minibuses End Strike
allAfrica.com - Tuesday, February 26, 2008
assenger transport in Maputo and the neighbouring city of Matola was back to normal on Tuesday, after a day in which the great majority of the 5,400 or so minibus-taxis (colloquially known as "chapas") in the two cities were off the ... more
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14 Arrests in Minibus Stike
allAfrica.com - Tuesday, February 26, 2008
he Mozambican police on Tuesday announced that they have arrested 14 people in connection with Monday's strike by the minibuses (known as "chapas") that provide much of Maputo's passenger ... more
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Lynching and Rioting in Chimoio
allAfrica.com - Monday, February 25, 2008
n angry mob lynched five alleged criminals on Saturday in the central Mozambican city of ... more
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African Liberal Parties Want Benefits From Partnerships
allAfrica.com - Monday, February 25, 2008
frican Liberal parties, meeting in a General Assembly, that closed in Maputo on Saturday, have demanded that partnership agreements with the European Union should bring real advantages to ... more
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Incomati Bridge On Schedule
allAfrica.com - Monday, February 25, 2008
ozambique's Minister of Public Works, Felicio Zacarias, on Monday expressed his confidence that the new bridge being built over the Incomati river in Moamba district, about 60 kilometres northwest of Maputo, will not suffer the fate of its predecessor, washed away in the catastrophic floods of February ... more
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Government to Propose Budget Amendment
allAfrica.com - Monday, February 25, 2008
he Mozambican government will shortly submit to the country's parliament, the Assembly of the Republic, an amendment to the 2008 budget, in order to include the subsidy on the diesel used in urban passenger ... more
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Minibuses Back On Strike
allAfrica.com - Monday, February 25, 2008
wners of the minibuses that provide much of the passenger transport in Maputo (colloquially known as "chapas") pulled their vehicles off the roads on Monday morning, in protests at the government's alleged failure to honour its promise of a fuel ... more
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Transport Strike Continues, Despite Appeal
allAfrica.com - Monday, February 25, 2008
rivate minibus operators continued their strike in Maputo and the neighbouring city of Matola on Monday afternoon, despite repeated appeals, made over radio and television stations, from FEMATRO (Federation of Road Transport Associations) that they should resume their normal ... more
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