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      Saturday 18 May  
      Showing items for Mozambique on RNW
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      Elections to end a three year political crisis in Madagascar have to be well prepared and credible so that the outcome is internationally accepted, former mediator Joaquim Chissano, pictured in 2011, said on Thursday.
      Bulletin: Madagascar vote must be well prepared: ex-mediator

      Bulletin: Madagascar vote must be well prepared: ex-mediator

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      Mozambique president Armando Guebuza, pictured in 2011, and Malawi's president signed an electricity agreement Saturday in a first step to restore troubled relations between the two southern African neighbours.
      Bulletin: Mozambique, Malawi agree on Cahora Bassa energy deal

      Bulletin: Mozambique, Malawi agree on Cahora Bassa energy deal

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      Rampaging elephants are terrorising Mozambican villages near the Zimbabwe border, attacking people, trampling crops and scaring children.
      Bulletin: Elephants terrorise villagers in Mozambique

      Bulletin: Elephants terrorise villagers in Mozambique

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      A Zimbabwean man (L) counts money in his shop as his son (R) holds a candle light following a power cut in Harare in October 2010. Mozambique's Cahora Bassa dam on Thursday denied cutting power to Zimbabwe, which had claimed the state-owned company had pulled the plug over unpaid bills totalling around $75 million.
      Bulletin: Mozambique denies cutting Zimbabwe power over debts

      Bulletin: Mozambique denies cutting Zimbabwe power over debts

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      Map showing Madagascar, where Tropical Storm Irina killed at least 72 people and left 78,000 homeless, the disaster management agency said Wednesday. The storm struck on February 26 but spun off a series of storms which have drenched the Indian Ocean island over the last week.
      Bulletin: Cyclone kills 65 in Madagascar

      Bulletin: Cyclone kills 65 in Madagascar

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      People cross a flooded road after Cyclone Giovanna hit Madagascar in February 2012. Cyclone Irina has killed at least 65 people in Madagascar, most of them residents of the Ifanadiana district in the southeast of the island, weather authorities said on Monday.
      Bulletin: Cyclone has killed 65 in Madagascar: weather agency

      Bulletin: Cyclone has killed 65 in Madagascar: weather agency

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      Mozambique's government has refused to let mining giant Rio Tinto use the Zambezi River to transport coal to the Indian Ocean for export, the deputy mining minister said on Friday.
      Bulletin: Mozambique blocks Rio Tinto coal barging

      Bulletin: Mozambique blocks Rio Tinto coal barging

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      A rape victim rests her hands on her hospital bed. A rape case in Mozambique has ripped open a searing debate about women and tradition, in a country lauded for advancing women in politics.
      Bulletin: Mozambican woman 'was raped for walking in field'

      Bulletin: Mozambican woman 'was raped for walking in field'

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      A woman, carrying a baby, wades through the water covering a bridge connecting the suburbs in the outskirts of Chokwe, near the Limpopo river in southern Mozambique, January 26. The World Food Programme (WFP) will give emergency food to more than 80,000 people in Mozambique after twin cyclones left 32 dead in the impoverished country in January, officials said Tuesday.
      Bulletin: WFP to feed 80,000 after Mozambique floods

      Bulletin: WFP to feed 80,000 after Mozambique floods

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      A former soldier in the Portuguese colonial army in Mozambique looks at fellow veteran Paulo Salazar's military identity documents outside the Portuguese embassy. Salazar served on a Portuguese warship during Mozambique's long liberation war, leaving him stranded on the wrong side of history.
      Bulletin: Former colonial soldiers in Mozambique hope for pensions

      Bulletin: Former colonial soldiers in Mozambique hope for pensions

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