Matt Hill

Haunted by hopelessness: 12 Zambians share their stories as HIV drugs run out Mothers and children, husbands and wives, doctors, truck drivers and religious leaders are all grappling with the fallout from the sudden U.S. cuts in aid.

Mothers and children, husbands and wives, doctors, truck drivers and religious leaders are all grappling with the fallout of the U.S. cutting aid. Here are stories of those impacted in just one part of one country: Zambia's resource-rich Copperbelt Province. www.npr.org/sections/goa...

TotalEnergies’ Mozambique LNG Poised for Decision on $4.7 Billion US Loan TotalEnergies SE’s $20 billion liquefied natural gas facility in Mozambique is poised for a decision on Thursday over key financing by the US Export-Import Bank.

After years of delays, could there finally be some movement on what was once billed as the biggest private investment project in Africa?

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Rebel Pastor, Ex-Television Analyst Upends Mozambican Politics When Venâncio Mondlane started out as a political commentator, a nearly seven-foot-tall television journalist was tasked with questioning him. More than two decades later the two are locked in a stand...

Venâncio Mondlane returned to Mozambique today from self-exile, having brought the nation to its knees after the Oct. 9 elections. He's a complex character: Forestry engineer, banker, pastor and TV commentator. He's a rebel and a showman.

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Mozambique President-Elect Wants to Restore Investor Confidence After Unrest Daniel Chapo, Mozambique’s incoming president, said he plans to begin national-reconciliation talks to resolve an escalating political crisis that has resulted in the deaths of dozens of people and st...

Mozambique’s political crisis continues to escalate with no end in sight. Read our exclusive interview with President-elect Daniel Chapo about how he plans to resolve it. And his thoughts on whether the flawed election detracts from his legitimacy to govern:

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Mozambique Election Unrest Leaves at Least 67 Dead, Group Says Mozambique’s post-election unrest has left at least 67 people dead over the past month, according to a local monitoring group that’s been tracking the violence.

Over the past month, at least 67 people have died in Mozambique's post-election protests, a local monitoring group says. That's more than triple the amount of fatalities the president spoke of yesterday.

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Tuna Boats at Heart of $2 Billion Mozambique Scandal Up for Sale The tuna fishing fleet at the center of a $2 billion corruption scandal, which scuttled Mozambique’s economy and triggered court cases across three continents, is up for auction.

In case you missed our story about the fate of a notorious fleet of Mozambican tuna-fishing boats at the heart of the $2 billion debt scandal that helped sink Credit Suisse and led to some senior government officials being imprisoned: www.bloomberg.com/news/article...