Maputo -- Mozambican hotel companies and their service providers have already lost more than half a billion meticais due to the post-election protests called by followers of presidential candidate Venancio Mondlane.

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South Africa engages with Mozambique on Lebombo border challenges

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At a joint press conference at the end of a nearly three-hour high-level meeting in Malelane, in the South African province of Mpumalanga, the two countries agreed on measures to “jointly mitigate the disturbance” at the entry points, “particularly Lebombo and Ressano Garcia,” said the Minister of International Relations and Cooperation of South Africa, Ronald Lamola. “The ministers agreed that both countries will strive to protect and guarantee…

Em conferência de imprensa conjunta no final de um encontro de alto nível de quase três horas, em Malelane, na província sul-africana de Mpumalanga, os dois países acordaram medidas para "mitigar conjuntamente a perturbação" nos postos de entrada, "particularmente Lebombo e Ressano Garcia", afirmou o ministro das Relações Internacionais e Cooperação da África do Sul, Ronald Lamola.   "Os ministros concordaram que ambos os países se esforçarão po…

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South Africa and Mozambique reinforce security due to demonstrations

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Mozambique: Lose Half a Billion Meticais Due to Protests

SA and Mozambique Strengthen Ties to Address Post-Election Trade Disruptions   South Africa and Mozambique have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening diplomatic channels and bilateral cooperation to minimize disruptions to trade and supply chains caused by ongoing post-election unrest in Mozambique.The unrest stems from the 9 October elections, where Frelimo candidate Daniel Chapo secured over 71% of the vote, enabling the ruling party to…

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SA and Mozambique Strengthen Ties to Address Post-Election Trade Disruptions

Protests in Mozambique after the disputed election and the resultant disruptions in the Lebombo and Ressano Garcia ports have had a significant negative impact on the economies of both countries and the free movement of people and goods.

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SA, Mozambique agree to work together to ease disruption to trade

Mozambique unrest | SA delegation met Mozambizan counterparts Janine2 Wed, 12/18/2024 - 15:33  
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JOHANNESBURG - International Relations Minister Ronald Lamola led a delegation of ministers to meet with their Mozambican counterparts in Mpumalanga on Wednesday.Mozambique has been gripped by post-election violence since October.WATCH: Discussion | Mozambique Unrest | Protests paused as country mournsThe meeting…

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Mozambique unrest | SA delegation met Mozambizan counterparts

The South African and Mozambican authorities will work together to prevent disruption at the Lebombo border post in particular by, among other things, conducting joint operations here.

Die Suid-Afrikaanse en Mosambiekse owerhede gaan saamspan om ontwrigting by veral die Lebombo-grenspos te voorkom deur onder meer gesamentlike operasies hier te doen.

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Netwerk24 | SA, Mozambique work together to prevent disruptions at border posts

Minister of Transport Barbara Creecy has expressed concern about disruptions at the Lebombo Port of Entry between South Africa and Mozambique. She says transportation of goods is at times affected by the recent protests in Maputo. Creecy has advised motorists planning to use the Lebombo corridor to be extra cautious as the situation is volatile in Mozambique. Speaking to the SABC at the meeting between South Africa and the Mozambican delegation …

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Mozambique has vowed to bolster security along a critical South African trade route following two months of post-election unrest that have severely impacted both countries’ economies. The government made the commitment on Wednesday during high-level talks with South African officials, as tensions are expected to escalate with the Constitutional Council’s imminent announcement of final election results on Monday. The unrest stems from opposition …

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Mozambique Vows to Safeguard Trade Despite Election Protest

International Relations Minister Ronald Lamola says President Cyril Ramaphosa is consulting with the current Mozambican President, Filipe Nyusi, Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan, and Zimbabwean

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