Mozambique: Climate change challenges small-scale pigeon pea farmers to adopt new practices
It’s five in the morning and Adelaide Tomás Luís is preparing to go to the field. Mrs. Luis is a […]
Marketing on the radio in Mozambique: A first for Farm Radio International
Two out of three small-scale farmers in Mozambique grow cassava. It’s a popular staple, but many farmers are struggling to […]
Mozambique: Farmers dry fruit to beat hunger
John Mateo washes a bucket full of red apples. He knows that if they are not peeled and dried in […]
Mozambique: Woman builds lychee fruit export business (UN Women)
Isabel Deitliens owns a large farm, lined with fruit trees. She has 1,500 lychee trees and also grows bananas and […]
Mozambique: Farmers dry fruit to beat hunger
John Mateo washes a bucket full of red apples. He knows that if they are not peeled and dried in […]
Mozambique: Agribusiness land grabs spark resentment (AFP)
In recent years, the immense reserves of gas and coal in northern Mozambique have attracted foreign investors. But so has […]
Mozambique: Charity declares country free of landmines
The HALO Trust, a charity dedicated to mine clearance, is ending two decades of work to rid Mozambique of explosives […]
Mozambique: Gold prospecting poisons fish, devastates fish farmers
Samu Boce earned his income and provided food for his family by raising fish. In the impoverished province of Manica […]
Mozambique: Rural fruit farmers shun exporters in favour of supplying illegal breweries
Andrea Machako sips a cheap but powerful brandy named Tentaçao. Its name is the Portuguese word for “temptation.” Mr. Machako is […]
Mozambique: Foreigners acquire huge land leases despite local hunger
Mozambique has leased huge tracts of land to foreign investors in the past decade, according to a new report. The […]