Mozambique In Headlines – allAfrica News

• Women and Girls in Mozambique to Benefit From New Initiative Combatting Gender-Based Violence
  [World Bank] WASHINGTON -- Women and girls in Mozambique are set to benefit from a new initiative to address Gender-based Violence (GBV), approved by the World Bank Board of Directors on April 30. The Capacity Building for Improved Gender-based Violence Response Project aims to improve the capacity of GBV service providers, enhance the provision of […]
• Terrorists Raid Mazeze Administrative Post
  [AIM] Maputo -- A group of Islamist terrorists has raided Mazeze administrative post, in Chiúre district, in the northern Mozambican province of Cabo Delgado.
• Armies Pursue Terrorists in Mozambique's Nampula Province
  [New Times] After dislodging Islamic State-linked terrorists from major towns and villages in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique's northernmost province, Rwandan and Mozambican troops continued to pursue the terrorists southwards into the neighbouring province of Nampula, it emerges.
• CNE Admits Huge Fake Registration - More Than Half a Million Ghosts Can Vote in October
  [Mozambique News Reports And Clippings] There are 587,941 more registered voters than there are voting age adults in Mozambique, the National Elections Commission admitted this morning. And it stressed that the figure is really larger, because communication difficulties mean not all brigades have reported.
• In Brief
  [Mozambique News Reports And Clippings] Voter rolls on display until 3 May: The official period in which voters can consult the voter rolls displayed at the voter registration posts where they voters registered, in order to check whether their names are included begins on today and continues to 3 May.
• Registration in Quissanga Begins on Wednesday
  [Mozambique News Reports And Clippings] The training of brigade members for voter registration in the town of Quissanga ended on Monday (29 April) in Pemba, Cabo Delgado. Registration in Quissanga is scheduled to start tomorrow (1 May) and will continue until 15 May. Quissanga is one of the districts severely affected by the insurgency in […]
• STAE Told to Register Children in Nyamayabue
  [Mozambique News Reports And Clippings] The number of potential voters seeking to register Nyamayabue, Mutarara, Tete has jumped. In the first fortnight of April, the Nyamayabue municipal area saw only 2 and 3 people registered per brigade per day. Mutarara Velha did not register a single voter on some days. But since 24 April, the […]
• Zimbabweans and Malawians Registering?
  [Mozambique News Reports And Clippings] Zanu and the MCP may be mobilizing Zimbabweans and Malawians to register as Mozambican voters. The people benefit because their voters card serves as an ID document and they can go in and out of Mozambique, where some trade good across the border. Meanwhile their votes will be used by […]
• More Than 200 Registration Posts Extended Their Opening Hours
  [Mozambique News Reports And Clippings] More than 200 of the over 1,000 registration posts visited by our correspondents on Sunday, the last day of registration, had to stay open later than the official closing time of 16.00, due to the continued presence of potential voters in the queues.
• AR Proposes District Courts Can Force Recounts, Allows CNE to Make Secret Changes
  [Mozambique News Reports And Clippings] Parliament (AR) today debates electoral law changes, and the AR commission proposes only two important changes. If there are protests, the district court will first review the copies of results sheets and minutes submitted by parties and if there are irregularities the court can force a recount of the votes. […]