3 Indians killed, 1 injured, 5 rescued as tanker launch boat capsizes in Mozambique

Three Indian nationals were killed, one was injured, and five others rescued in a boat accident off the coast of Beira in Mozambique, the Indian High Commission here said on Saturday. There are around 3,000 Indian nationals in Mozambique, engaged...

Let’s Recognize Migrants as “rights-bearing individuals”: Director of Mozambique Catholic Bishops’ Secretariat

Fr. Fumo identified family reunification, neighborhood coexistence, and decent housing as essential pillars for social integration. “Family reunification provides emotional stability and reduces isolation,” he said, adding that everyday social...

They are now studying human rights, ecology, child protection, and artificial intelligence

Their names are Gisele, Carmen, Tiresa, Nenita. There are six of them, and they speak the languages of as many Countries across Africa and South America: Chad, Congo, Mozambique, Brazil. They arrived in Brescia in the autumn of 2024 to join the...

Raubex flags 10% to 20% lower earnings for six months to end August 2025

JSE-listed infrastructure development and construction materials supply company Raubex, in a trading statement, says it expects its earnings a share (EPS) and headline earnings a share (HEPS) for the six-month period to August 31 to be between 10%...

Post-greylist: A surge in foreign investment in South African real estate?

South Africa’s exit from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) greylist is expected to reignite foreign interest in local property, giving a much-needed boost to the moribund economy. Berry Everitt, CEO of the Chas Everitt International property...

Mozambique Boat Accident: 3 Indians Dead, 5 Missing After Boat Carrying Crew Memmbers Capsizes off Beira Port Coast

Maputo, October 18: At least three Indian nationals have died, and five others remain missing after a launch boat carrying crew members of a tanker capsized during a crew transfer operation off the coast of Beira port in central Mozambique,...

Pulse Weekly Rundown: All the Major News in Film and Pop Culture

Between Kemi Afolabi’s sobering warning about life and relationships, a Nigerian story heading to the Oscars, a new Housewives spin-off uniting African cities, the 2025 AMAA nominations, and Netflix’s next Bridgerton bombshell, the industry has...

Let’s Recognize Migrants as “rights-bearing individuals”: Catholic Priest in Mozambique

Fr. Fumo identified family reunification, neighborhood coexistence, and decent housing as essential pillars for social integration. “Family reunification provides emotional stability and reduces isolation,” he said, adding that everyday social...

Kochi youth, missing in Mozambique boat tragedy, followed dad's path, left for shipping job together

Kochi: For Indrajith Santhosh, a 22-year-old youth from Veliyanad in Piravom, the sea was not a mystery but a familiar presence. His father, KN Santhosh, has worked in ship maintenance for nearly a decade. Indrajith drew his inspiration from his...

Zanu-PF indaba blends politics, business, vision and celebration

Fungi Kwaramba in MUTARE SET against the majestic backdrop of rugged mountains—some bare and weathered, others cloaked in verdant canopies—lies the historic city of Mutare. This city holds a special place in the hearts of Zimbabweans, evoking...

UniCloud Africa Launches Pan-African Cloud Platform with Billings in Local Currency, Data Sovereignty and 99.999% Uptime

UniCloud Africa, the premier pan-African cloud platform dedicated to advancing the continent’s digital sovereignty, today unveiled the groundbreaking launch and immediate availability of its enterprise-grade Sovereign Cloud and Artificial...

Japan’s imported baby boom spotlights a political and demographic time bomb

An increase in births to non-Japanese comes as politicians keep dodging the choice between economic decline and a more diverse population This week brought encouraging news for Japan’s long battle to defuse its demographic time bomb: Last year,...

Sirimavo Bandaranaike, the grand old lady of Sri Lankan politics

There is no denying that Sirima Bandaranaike was an incorruptible figure Twenty-five years have passed since the world’s first woman Prime Minister Sirimavo Bandaranaike passed away on 10 October 2000. Parliamentary elections were being held on...

African entrepreneurs extol Turkish-Africa Economic, Business Forum

Jointly organised by the Ministry of Trade of the Republic of Türkiye and the African Union Commission Department of Economic Development, Trade, Tourism, Industry and Minerals, and organized by DEİK, the Türkiye-Africa Business and Economy Forum...

Ekpo, Mshelbila Emerge President, Secretary-General Of Gas Exporting Countries

The Minister of State for Petroleum Resources (Gas), Ekperikpe Ekpo, and Managing Director of Nigeria LNG Ltd, Dr. Philip Mshelbila, have been elected as the President and Secretary General of the 2026 Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF)...

Report urges Mozambique to reconsider proposed religious regulation law amidst growing persecution of Christians

Soldiers patrols through a village in Mozambique, where years of conflict and extremist violence have left communities vulnerable and displaced. Youtube Screenshot / CGTN Africa A proposed law to regulate the registration and formation of...

Unicloud Africa redefines cloud computing with local currency billing, AI-driven infrastructure

Unicloud Africa is reshaping the cloud computing landscape across the continent by launching a sovereign cloud platform that combines local currency billing with cutting-edge AI infrastructure, offering African enterprises and governments a...

Milestone reached in ExxonMobil's $24 billion Rovuma LNG FEED phase

A CPECC-Saipem-McDermott consortium is competing against Technip Energies and Japan's JGC Corporation to build Mozambique's Rovuma LNG plant A supporter of the governing Mozambican Liberation Front (FRELIMO) party stands behind a Mozambique flag...

Mozambique’s Reliance on Rwanda to Fight ISIS Militants Exposes a Governance Deficit

Rwandan soldiers gather at the airport in Mocimboa da Praia, Cabo Delgado province, Mozambique, Aug. 9, 2021 (AP image made from video by Marc Hoogsteyns). The violent insurgency in Mozambique’s northeastern Cabo Delgado province is entering its...

Christopher’s Fury: Did Chiwenga Have an Affair with Monica Mutsvangwa in Mozambique ZANLA Training Camps?

HARARE – A bombshell has rocked Zimbabwe’s political scene as a ZANU-PF insider spills explosive details behind the bitter rift between party spokesperson Christopher Mutsvangwa and Vice President Constantino Chiwenga. A source within senior Zanu...