From empty fuel pumps to dollars selling for a steep premium on the street, Mozambique’s foreign-currency crunch is becoming increasingly obvious in the natural gas-rich southeast African nation.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. (Bloomberg) -- Calm returned to Mozambique’s capital on Friday after police used deadly violence to break up a wave of ...

Show more Show less Mozambique's capital Maputo awoke to wreckage after protests against disputed elections Some protesters also threw stones at riot police, who responded with tear gas Poll observers ...

A prison riot in Mozambique’s capital Maputo left 33 people dead and 15 injured, the country’s police general commander Bernardino Rafael said on Wednesday. About 1,534 people escaped from the prison ...

Frelimo and the IMF do not appear to be looking at the same country. IMF staff say "current policies are unsustainable". But ...

Mozambique has added a new chapter to the sorry tale of its involvement in the international capital markets after telling creditors that its debt levels are not sustainable. The country is working to ...

Protesters burned the flag of the ruling party Frelimo Mozambique's capital Maputo on Friday suffered a mobile internet blackout after protests against the re-election of the ruling Frelimo party ...

Mozambique's capital Maputo on Friday suffered a mobile internet blackout after protests against the re-election of the ruling Frelimo party descended into violence. Protests erupted on Thursday with ...