Chimoio (Mozambique), 9 April (AIM) – Mozambican authorities have suspended eight health professionals from the central province of Manica for alleged negligence that resulted in the death of a patient and her baby during childbirth. The tragedy occurred at the Hospital in the provincial capital, Chimoio (HPC). The professionals in question were on duty in… Leia mais: Eight health workers suspended in Manica – aimnews.org

Maputo, 09 Apr (AIM) – The Mozambican government launched the National Tourism Master Plan on Wednesday, which aims to improve the business environment and make the country more attractive to private investment. According to Fredson Bacar, Secretary of State for Tourism, speaking during the launch of the project in Maputo, the plan will establish clear… Leia mais: Tourism Master Plan launched – aimnews.org

Maputo, 08 Apr (AIM) – Mozambique’s former Finance Minister, Manuel Chang, returned to Maputo on Sunday, after serving a 102-month sentence for fraud and money laundering for his role in Mozambique’s biggest scandal, known as the “hidden debts” case. The term “hidden debts” refers to the scheme through which three fraudulent Mozambican state-owned companies, Proindicus,… Leia mais: Manuel Change returns to Mozambique – aimnews.org

Maputo, 08 Apr (AIM) – Residents of the village of Mucojo, Macomia district, Cabo Delgado province, northern Mozambique, expressed their concern about the movement of suspected Islamic terrorists in the region. According to local sources, cited by Agência Notícias Portuguesa (Lusa), the alleged terrorists appear as civilians among the residents and, after a few days,… Leia mais: Residents concerned at movement of terrorists in Macomia – aimnews.org

Maputo, 8 April (AIM) – The Rwandan government revealed that it has more than 6,300 soldiers deployed in Northern Mozambique to support the fight against Islamic terrorists. The Rwandan Forces were deployed in 2021 at the request of the Mozambican government to support the fight against jihadist groups operating in the region. According to Rwandan… Leia mais: Over 6,300 Rwandan troops in Northern Mozambique – aimnews.org