The Latest Breaking News from Mozambique

At a wildlife centre in Mozambique, trafficked animals are fed, nursed, taken for walks and eventually released back to the wild. Vet Mércia Ângela describes what it’s like to bond with these rare and charismatic mammals

The “tuna bond” scandal that shook Mozambique’s economy is washing into a U.S. court

Large mammals such as lions, rhinos and buffalo once inhabited Mabu, a sky island

Gorongosa National Park was decimated after the war that ended in 1992. But it is a successful conservation story today.

Rwanda is one of Africa’s geographically smallest countries. However, its foreign policy, whose hallmark is military diplomacy, has attracted international attention.

As Cabo Delgado province juggles large LNG reserves and ongoing violence, vulnerable civilians are paying the price.

Congo’s army spokesman has released the name of the third American involved a foiled coup plot in Kinshasa

Child soldiers used in recent attacks in Mozambique's Cabo Delgado province. Ongoing conflict poses threats to lives and natural gas project.

Mozambique's ruling Frelimo party has chosen regional governor Daniel Chapo as its new leader, making him the successor to President Filipe Nyusi if the party wins this year's elections, Nyusi said late on Sunday.

French prosecutors said on Saturday they were investigating TotalEnergies for possible involuntary manslaughter in connection with a 2021 jihadist attack in Mozambique that left more than 1,000 people killed or missing. Survivors have accused the French energy giant of failing to protect its subcontractors.

French prosecutors said Saturday they were investigating oil giant TotalEnergies for possible involuntary manslaughter in connection with a 2021 jihadist attack in Mozambique that killed hundreds.