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Good afternoon. Daniel Chapo closed Frelimo’s National Cadre Conference in Chimoio on Sunday by declaring the start of a “new era” in the ruling party. In Frelimo, there is no room for the corrupt, he said, no place for thieves, and the party is no sanctuary for criminals. He promised to shake the party’s tree until the rotten fruit falls.

The language was unusually blu...


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Good afternoon. Frelimo's national cadres conference opens today in Chimoio, where the ruling party will spend three days discussing the country's direction. Far to the north, on the Cabo Delgado coast, a quieter contest is going the other way. The state is losing its grip on the fishing communities, and the insurgents are moving in.

In March, a navy patrol opened fire ...


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Good afternoon. Mozambique’s plans to claim a free 15% stake in mining projects and allocate at least 20% of extracted minerals to domestic consumption and processing reflect a familiar and reasonable ambition: the country should retain more of the value generated by its natural resources.

The 15% holding should give the state a direct interest in successful projects wi...


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Islamic State-backed insurgents who reached the edge of the Niassa Special Reserve in late July have retreated south and east along the Messalo River, moving away from the reserve after a series of clashes with Mozambican government forces.


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Good afternoon. Mozambique’s anti-corruption system is getting busier, and on its own terms that looks like progress. In the first half of 2026, the Central Office for Combating Corruption (GCCC) handled 1,646 cases, up 9.1% from 1,509 a year earlier. It concluded 559, against 491, and issued indictments in 368 of them. That’s real activity, and it shouldn’t be dismissed.

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