The Mozambican government, in partnership with Italian cooperation, delivered supplies and equipment to students at the Chókwè Agricultural Institute in the southern province of Gaza, which was affected by floods.

The Mozambican government requires €987 million to build classrooms and address the issue of students studying outdoors. In April, the minister stated that approximately 10,500 classes were still being held in open-air settings.

The Mozambican government has issued a clarification stating that there will be no new benefits introduced for former presidents. This addresses public concerns or speculation regarding presidential perks.

The Mozambican government has called for the rational use of fuels, while reassuring the public about the country's fuel availability and urging operators to act responsibly.

The Mozambican government is in negotiations with Kenmare to achieve a better distribution of resources from the Moma titanium mine.

The Mozambican government is scheduled to sign a $110 million contract in March for the construction of a new dry port in Dondo, a project expected to enhance the country's logistics and trade infrastructure.

The Mozambican government plans to harmonize the legal framework for the cashew value chain to enhance its competitiveness, with cashew exports having generated $57.3 million according to the Bank of Mozambique.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) will negotiate support for Mozambique in the coming months, following a request from the Mozambican government due to a challenging economic situation. Policies will be revisited to restore macroeconomic stability and debt sustainability.

The Mozambican government has approved increases to the minimum wage, with the public administration and kapenta fishing sectors excluded from the new adjustments.

The Mozambican government is enhancing coordination within its blue economy initiatives to significantly boost aquaculture production across the country.

The Mozambican government has issued a directive requiring state-owned companies to sell shares to the public, aiming to promote broader economic participation.

The Mozambican government's spokesperson stated that while arbitration might 'bring positions closer,' the taxes claimed from Galp are 'a right of Mozambicans,' indicating no concession on the fiscal demand.

The Mozambican government plans to invest 3.95 billion (likely MZN) in water and sanitation infrastructure, addressing disparities between rural and urban areas. The program includes building and rehabilitating facilities in over 12,000 schools and hundreds of health units.

The Mozambican government has issued contradictory statements regarding the country's fuel supply, first admitting that liquidity problems contribute to a shortage, then later claiming no shortage exists.

Reports indicate that the Mozambican government is open to transferring the infrastructure of the Mozal aluminum smelter to a new operator.

The Mozambican government expressed deep gratitude for national and international efforts, resource mobilization, and on-the-ground support totaling €17.5 million to save lives during recent floods.