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MOZAMBIQUE: Businesses invest in AIDS fight

PlusNews

Thursday, September 27, 2007

The offices of CETA-Construction and Services in the Mozambican capital, Maputo, are more reminiscent of a health centre than of a company that...

MOZAMBIQUE: Islamic leaders try to come to terms with AIDS

PlusNews

Monday, September 10, 2007

Sheik Muhamade Aboulai Cheba's call to prayer wafts over the thatch-and-coral houses behind their four-metre high bamboo fences. The Indian Ocean...

WWF-Mozambique launches dugong protection campaign

WWF

Thursday, August 09, 2007

A WWF campaign in two southern districts in Mozambique is helping to raise awareness of the endangered dugong, once found in large numbers off the...

MOZAMBIQUE: Dearth of medical skills exaggerate the plight of HIV-positive children

IRIN

Friday, June 29, 2007

When Dr Virginia José Albino leaves her post at a rural health centre in Mozambique's central province of Zambezia, HIV/AIDS services at the clinic...

MOZAMBIQUE-ZIMBABWE: The stateless are "life's passengers"

IRIN

Wednesday, June 27, 2007

Thousands of children who fled across the border to Zimbabwe during Mozambique's 17-year civil war are stranded in a stateless existence, without...

MOZAMBIQUE: Foster families extend charity years after war

IRIN

Thursday, June 21, 2007

Rural Mozambicans who opened their homes to children separated from their families during the 17-year civil war have continued to support orphans,...

MOZAMBIQUE: Children are last in line for HIV/AIDS treatment

IRIN

Monday, June 18, 2007

At Quelimane hospital, in Mozambiques central province of Zambezia, paediatrician Maria Joo Soromenho encounters a sobbing young mother and her one...

MOZAMBIQUE: Govt considers legalising abortion to stem maternal deaths

IRIN

Monday, June 04, 2007

Citing a high rate of maternal deaths due to illegal, unsafe abortions, Mozambique policymakers are considering legalising the procedure. The country...

MOZAMBIQUE: Gold fever infects young and old

IRIN

Saturday, May 05, 2007

Three children living outside Manica town in western Mozambique, bordering Zimbabwe, spent the Easter holidays digging a hole. Manica Province is the...

MOZAMBIQUE: HIV-infected women blamed and shunned

PlusNews

Sunday, April 29, 2007

HIV/AIDS often has more devastating consequences for Mozambican women than it does for men. When the virus is detected, they are often accused of...

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