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01.02.2023- Mozambique's northernmost province, Cabo Delgado, is blessed with idyllic landscapes, abundant natural resources and a high potential for agriculture. Since 2017, however, non-state armed groups (NSGs) have broken the peace in the region. Their attacks, classified as a terrorist threat, have severely affected the lives of its over 2.3...

13 December 2022, Bilene – The Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO) today graduated the second cohort of veterinarians who successfully completed the In-Service Applied Veterinary Epidemiology Training (ISAVET). During a two-day workshop, 24 ISAVET trainees presented and discussed about their research findings and receive constructive technical...

05 December 2022, BILENE – The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) introduces the Event Mobile Application (EMA-i), an Android application developed by FAO for real-time data collection and disease reporting, for the first time in Mozambique to strengthen the surveillance and early warning capacities of the...

31st October, Maputo- After months of consultation processes, the first meeting of the Blue Economy Sector Working Group finally took place in Maputo on 31st of October at the Royal Norwegian Embassy. This inception meeting was co-chaired by H.E. Haakon Gram-Johannessen, Ambassador of the Royal Norwegian Embassy in Mozambique and Mr....

17 October 2022, Nametil Sede (Nampula) – "There are foods that give us strength, as if they were our foundation [foundation foods] and there are those that give us the energy we need to work [energy giving foods]. Some help us grow well [bodybuilding foods] and some others protect our...