Organisation: Mozambique

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Mozambique beer 'poisoned with crocodile bile' kills 69

Mozambique’s government has declared three days of mourning after 69 people died from drinking contaminated traditional beer at a funeral over the weekend.

comment-analysis

Irish researcher visits Mozambique in advance of a defining election

news

Mozambique to benefit from largest Irish Aid payout

business

Cove Energy shares tumble on Mozambique tax concern

soccer

Libya’s long road to redemption

business

Kenmare Resources ‘not worried’ by Mozambique move

Japan agree Mozambique friendly

Japan will play Mozambique in a hastily-arranged final pre-World Cup friendly tomorrow as Takeshi Okada’s side seek a much-needed confidence boost ahead of Monday’s opener against Cameroon.

Wed, 09 Jun, 2010

Nani-less Portugal brush aside Mozambique challenge

Portugal 3 Mozambique 0

Tue, 08 Jun, 2010

City's Onuoha on fence over international future

Nedum Onuoha admits he is torn over his international future.

Wed, 11 Nov, 2009

Aid and corruption: how to avoid falling into the trap

THE parliamentary watchdog in Britain has released an extremely critical report of the Department for International Development.

Tue, 15 Jul, 2008

Mozambique braced for exodus from South Africa

Mozambique declared a state of emergency yesterday to help citizens fleeing attacks against foreigners in South Africa, warning the “exodus will worsen” as thousands are still housed in makeshift camps awaiting transport back home.

Sat, 24 May, 2008

Mozambique declares state of emergency

Mozambique declared a state of emergency today to help citizens fleeing attacks against foreigners in South Africa, warning the "exodus will worsen" as thousands are still housed in makeshift camps awaiting transport back home.

Fri, 23 May, 2008

Coldplay's Martin urges Fair Trade action

Coldplay frontman Chris Martin today demanded action to make international trade rules fairer for developing countries.

Fri, 02 Dec, 2005

Mugabe rejects talks effort

Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe has spurned efforts by other African leaders to get him to talk to the head of Zimbabwe’s main opposition party, the government-controlled daily newspaper The Herald reported today.

Wed, 10 Aug, 2005

Ireland to help Mozambique treat children with Aids

IRELAND will help one of the African countries worst affected by Aids to “scale up” its treatment of children with the disease, Minister of State Conor Lenihan said last night.

Mon, 18 Jul, 2005

World Bank head praises deal to cancel debt

NEW World Bank chief Paul Wolfowitz yesterday praised the historic deal to cancel the foreign debt of some of the world’s poorest nations.

Mon, 13 Jun, 2005

Bono means business over global poverty

UPSTAIRS, downstairs divisions apply in all settings, it seems even at the launch of a report on global inequality.

Wed, 09 Jul, 2003

Ahern signs HIV aid agreement with Clinton

The Taoiseach, Bertie Ahern, and former US President Bill Clinton have signed a joint agreement on fighting HIV and AIDS in developing countries.

Mon, 07 Jul, 2003

Mozambique accepts US GM food donation

Mozambique is accepting a shipment of genetically modified food aid from the US in an attempt to ease the country's hunger crisis.

Wed, 14 Aug, 2002

Devastated Mozambique donates £40 to Yorkshire flood victims

The government in flood-hit Mozambique has had a whip-round to help Yorkshire people affected by flooding.

Sat, 07 Apr, 2001

Mozambique floods claim nine lives

At least nine people have been killed and more than 25,000 people displaced by floods in central Mozambique and the situation is expected to worsen if rains continue.

Sat, 03 Feb, 2001