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The state will hold a minimum, free‑carried and non‑dilutable 15 percent stake in every mining venture across the value chain.

At least seven Mozambicans have been killed in xenophobic attacks in South Africa amid recurring anti‑immigrant protests and rising threats against African migrants.

FAO appeals for US$107.66 million to support around 1.8 million Mozambicans expected to affected by climate-related flooding until 2031.

The body says the killings of two opposition supporters reflects a dangerous escalation of intolerance and intimidation ahead of the country’s 2029 elections.

Mozambique expects to raise about US$76.8 million in liquefied natural gas revenues this year, Finance Minister Carla Louveira has announced.

Rwandan troops were first deployed to northern Mozambique in 2021, helping to push back an IS‑linked insurgency in the gas‑rich province.

South Africa deported 2,694 Mozambican nationals since January for alleged illegal stay and border violations, according to Mozambique’s National Migration Service.

Mozambique’s foreign direct investment rose 60.2 percent to $5.69 billion in 2025, driven overwhelmingly by oil, gas and mining projects in the Rovuma Basin.

The Mozambican government has introduced natural gas-powered buses as part of measures to ease pressure on commuters in the face of soaring transport costs.

With the adjustment, petrol now costs 93.69 meticais (about $1.45) per litre, up from 83.57 meticais, while diesel has risen from 79.88 meticais to 116.25 meticais.