Malian arts scene threatened by jihadist activity, funding woes West African political shifts ripple through festival in Segou Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger exit ECOWAS, form new alliance Listeners swayed ...

The American Composers Orchestra and American Composers Forum revealed new joint initiative: The Sorel Award. One award will ...

The struggle against online censorship continued in 2024, as over half the world's population experienced internet ...

Three global artistes will appear at the third edition of BC International Jazz Festival Series (BCIJF) which will take place on Saturday 15th February 2025 at the Carnivore Grounds.

Mozambique's police chief Bernadino Rafael has been sacked, following allegations of brutality during October's disputed election and its aftermath. He has denied claims by prominent opposition ...

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Complicated political uncertainties and security issues have forced TotalEnergies to push back once again the restart of works for its $20-billion LNG export project in Mozambique, which has been ...

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Mozambique’s New Finance Chief Faces Debt Headache From Day One Post-election unrest cost state $664 million in foregone tax Country faces a $1.7 billion debt-servicing bill this year ...

Mozambique's main opposition leader Venâncio Mondlane has told the BBC he is prepared to serve in the government if President Daniel Chapo meets his demands to end the political crisis that has ...

Daniel Chapo, Mozambique’s fifth president, inherits a nation embroiled in violent post-electoral protests that in three months have led to over 300 deaths, and destroyed businesses and social ...

Manuel Chang was sentenced to 102 months in prison for his part in stealing hundreds of millions of dollars in loans, which were intended to rebuild Mozambique’s maritime and shipping industries.