Mozambique

Twenty-five United Nations observers sent by the UN Security Council [...]

ALDO AJELLO

The United Nations secretary general, Boutros Boutros Ghali has officially [...]

THE PRICE OF PEACE

The Mozambican government and the rebel Renamo movement sigfned a cease-fire accord in Rome on October 4, that should pave [...]

CRAIG WILLIAMSON

According to Southscan newsletter published in London, citing a former comrade of Craig Williamson when he belonged to the South [...]

Although the Departmento de Prevençao e Combate ao Calamidades Naturais [...]

RETURN OF SEBASTIAO MABOTE

After having been acquitted of having conspired against the State (ION N°541), the former chief-of-staff of the Mozambican armed forces, [...]

The South African police has advised farming landowners in the [...]

NO FOOD AID ACCORD

The huge food aid distribution operation in Mozambique undertaken by United Nations' organisations is still awaiting the green light from [...]

A PLAN TO DEMOBLISE ARMED FORCES

A Mozambican government commission in Maputo, headed by a former police superintendent, Eduardo Mussanhane, and assisted by Swiss consultants, has [...]

UPDATE ON ARMS TRAFFICKING

According to estimates made by the South African authorities, nearly two million arms, stocked or in circulation in Mozambique, have [...]

HUMANITARIAN AID PLAN

The government in Maputo agreed on September 14 to a plan to distribute food aid prepared by the Committee for [...]

JOHN HEWLETT

The chief executive of Lonrho in Mozambique has been promoted to the central management of the company in London. With [...]

MORE MINERS FOR SOUTH AFRICA

The government in Maputo has called on the authorities in South Africa to increase the number of Mozambican miners employed [...]

Spotlight
HYDROELECTRIC COLLAPSE

Southern African power companies are being forced to make ever-increasing power cuts because of low water levels due to the unprecedented drought that has gripped the south-east corner of the continent this year. In Tanzania, the Tanzania Electric Supply Corp.

FRENCH FIRM FOR PEMBA PORT ?

French construction company Freyssinet has shown interest in the project to rehabilitate Pemba port, in Cabo Delgado province in the [...]

LOBBY FOR STATUS FOR WAR REFUGEES

Envoys from the embassies of the twelve European Community member countries in the South African capital, Pretoria, travelled to the [...]

SEBASTIAO MABOTE

The Mozambican High Court has declared the former commander-in-chief of the Mozambican army not guilty of the charges of conspiracy. [...]

NEW US SUGAR QUOTAS

The United States has decided to cut preferential or tax free sugar quotas by eleven percent from October 1, 1992, [...]

MICHEL CAHEN

A French researcher at the Centre d'études d'Afrique Noire in [...]