Mozambique

'Financial issue is something that is much worse than the war,' experts tells IBTimes UK.

Elsa Buchanan Apr 19, 2016

India is facing chronic water shortages and drought, as rivers become increasingly polluted and groundwater reserves rapidly decline.

Alex Wheeler Mar 22, 2016

So far violent attacks have forced 11,500 Mozambican refugees to flee to neighbouring Malawi.

Elsa Buchanan Mar 21, 2016

UNHCR urgently needs $15m for humanitarian aid to care for Mozambican refugees in Malawi.

Elsa Buchanan Mar 16, 2016

The statement will be released to family members first and then to the public

Rachel Middleton Mar 08, 2016

The Renamo insurgency has carried out two armed attacks on vehicles, killing two.

Elsa Buchanan Mar 07, 2016

In heart breaking statement ahead of 2-year anniversary they say lack of funds should not halt search.

Rachel Middleton Mar 03, 2016

Lawyer's quest has taken him to remote island across Indian Ocean.

Tom Porter Mar 03, 2016

Old foes reignited a guerilla war being fought without any regard for civilians and human rights.

Elsa Buchanan Mar 01, 2016

Ruling Frelimo army uses excuse of disarming Renamo militias to commit abuses, rights groups claim.

Elsa Buchanan Feb 23, 2016

Mozambique is the first heavily mined country to be declared landmine-free.

Priyanka Mogul Sep 17, 2015

212 slaves died in 1794, shackled in the bowels of the vessel off South Africa

Mary Papenfuss Jun 02, 2015

A Mozambique government-backed survey showed a 48% decline in elephant numbers from just over 20,000 to an estimated 10,300.

Fiona Keating May 26, 2015

As anti-immigrant violence in South Africa spreads, citizens living in other countries fear becoming targets for revenge attacks.

Tom Porter Apr 17, 2015

Police used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse rioters in overnight clashes.

Tom Porter Apr 17, 2015

Oscar Pistorius spoke of his wish to work with children in Mozambique

Dominic Gover Oct 13, 2014

Probe suggests pilot locked himself in cockpit and ignored alarms.

Vasudevan Sridharan Dec 22, 2013

Many were close to Nelson Mandela, and one of the people who knew him best is his widow, Graça Machel, a former guerrilla fighter and humanitarian worker.

Fiona Keating Dec 07, 2013

South Africa's anti-apartheid figurehead dies at the age of 95 in hospital in Pretoria.

Hannah Osborne Dec 06, 2013

With Christmas fast approaching, the jewellery industry is as buoyant as ever - but it needs to polish up its working practices.

Juliane Kippenberg Nov 28, 2013

Instead of the traditional tourist pleasures of Cape Town, Stellenbosch and the Cape Winelands, Cath Everett takes a different route.

Cath Everett Nov 14, 2013

Sinopec, CNOOC and PetroChina are eyeing global exports.

M Rochan Nov 13, 2013

Franz Jooste's rightwing paramilitary unit shows Nelson Mandela's dream of creating Rainbow Nation still has long way to go.

Siobhan Millmore Nov 11, 2013

Deloitte advises large companies on how to avoid potentially hundreds of millions of dollars of tax.

Lianna Brinded Nov 04, 2013

World Wide Web creator Sir Tim Berners-Lee partners Google to bring affordable internet to Africa and Asia.

Alistair Charlton Oct 07, 2013

Cath Everett finds out how a pioneering accountant turned the braai, or barbecue, into a South African institution.

Cath Everett Oct 02, 2013

ONGC to invest $2.6bn in Rovuma Area 1 Offshore Block in Mozambique.

Jerin Mathew Aug 26, 2013

Expat Cath Everett explores two landmarks that could not be more different in modern-day South Africa

Cath Everett Aug 09, 2013

An inspirational book leads Cath Everett on a voyage of discovery into South Africa's tribal heart - and unlocks the secrets of the world's most ancient people.

Cath Everett Aug 02, 2013

US secretary of state John Kerry with wife on Nantucket Island when she fell ill.

Umberto Bacchi Jul 08, 2013