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Source: Namibia Press Agency - Pro-Government -
Published on 06:50 GMT
SAS ‘blocked from rescuing Briton killed in Mozambique hotel siege’
Source: The Times - Center-right -
Published on 07:16 GMT
Mr. Attaf Holds Talks with His Counterpart from the Republic of Mozambique
Source: Algeria Ministry of Foreign Affairs and National Community Abroad - Gov't Institution -
Published on Sep 22, 2026
Catholic Bishop in Mozambique Calls for Shared Responsibility to Protect Life Amid Surge in Deadly Road Accidents
He also warned against dangerous overtaking and excessive speed, recalling the devastating impact of road crashes on families. “These people left home happy. They left their families. They got into the car with joy. One hour later, mourning,” he said. The …
Source: ACI Africa - Pending -
Published on Sep 22, 2026
Mozambique’s economic transformation, opens strategic opportunities for Tanzania
MOZAMBIQUE: MOZAMBIQUE is often discussed through the lens of its security challenges, particularly in Cabo Delgado. But beyond those challenges lies a country with significant economic assets: Strategic geography, abundant natural resources, an expanding …
Source: Daily News Tanzania - Pro-Government -
Published on Sep 22, 2026
Iran war sends Asian LNG buyers to West Africa as Tanzania and Mozambique projects gain new leverage
Thailand’s state-owned oil and gas company PTT is examining supplies from West Africa, Oman and North America after disruption to Gulf exports exposed the risks of relying heavily on a small number of producers. The search for alternative suppliers follows …
Source: Business Insider Africa - Neutral -
Published on Sep 21, 2026
Mozambique president calls for ‘brother country’ Brazil to spur oil and gas industry
President Daniel Chapo says South American partner can help create ‘next generation’ of country’s oil and gas sector Petrobras chief executive Magda Chambriard (left) and Mozambique President Daniel Chapo (right) attend the opening ceremony of ROG.e, …
Source: Upstream - Neutral -
Published on Sep 21, 2026
How drones are transforming disaster management in Mozambique
Environment By El Khili Lhoucine IN February 2000, Mozambique experienced its worst floods in fifty years. More than 700 people died, 650,000 were displaced, and 4.5 million — a quarter of the population — were affected. The iconic image that circled …
Source: Realnews Magazine - Indeterminate -
Published on Sep 21, 2026
Korean Drone Rescue Program Helps Mozambique Achieve Zero Fatalities During Worst Flood in Decades
A Mozambique pilot learns to pilot a drone from an experienced South Korean operator – credit, African Development Bank, released In January, a community in northern Mozambique experienced one of its worst floods in decades, yet the raging waters failed to …
Source: Good News Network - Neutral -
Published on Sep 21, 2026
British man killed in Mozambique siege ‘turned down evacuation so women and children could go first’
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Source: The Independent - Center-left