9 April, 2006 by Filipe
Another messy story of Zimbabwe-Mozambique border. This time, about 30 gold panners died in Sussundenga, near Msapa river, due to mudslides that followed torrential rains. These 30 Zimbabweans were part of a group of about 300 men.
[chuvas torrenciais em Mocambique provocam a morte de 30 prospectores de ouro do Zimbabue.] Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Metal and minerals, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, floods / cheias | 2 Comments »
9 April, 2006 by Filipe
I find this hilarious. US generosity at its best: 50 bikes to patrol Maputo's streets. US consul explains: "We are committed in helping transform the Mozambican police into a better trained force, that can better sustain the democratic institutions of the country". Right. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Maputo, Mozambique, Police, corruption / crime | 1 Comment »
26 January, 2006 by Filipe
This is a weird story. A group of quenians suspected of planning to rob a bank is released from prison (Jan 5); a couple week laters they are expelled from Mozambique. Info is not very clear.
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26 January, 2006 by Filipe
Very complete article on gas production in Mozambique, Brazilian (Petrobras) investment in coal extraction and exportation. References to porto de nacala and railway line crossing Malawi . Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Brasil, Foreign investment, Metal and minerals, Mozambique, Oil Gas | 1 Comment »
26 January, 2006 by Filipe
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26 January, 2006 by Filipe
478 out of which from aids. Não são dados medicamentos antiretrovirais a estrangeiros sem acordo prévio entre os países de origem. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in AIDS / SIDA, Healthcare / Saúde, Mozambique, South Africa, work | 30 Comments »
26 January, 2006 by Filipe
very interesting story. Work permits in Mozambique: portuguese come first before any other nationality, with over 500 colective applications, about a third. However, we don’t know how many were actually allowes in. Some brief references to Mozambique policy regarding foreign work in the country. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Mozambique, Portugal, work | 36 Comments »
26 January, 2006 by Filipe
80% of portuguese migrants in Mozambique voted for the right-wing presidential candidate. Although only 142 voters actually showed up Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Mozambique, Portugal | 1 Comment »