Drones shot down over ‘hidden debts’ jail
Nyusi and Blair to talk energy transition at Egypt's COP
In today’s Daily Briefing:
Nyusi and Blair talk energy transition
US sanctions suspected IS backers in South Africa
Niassa arrests suspected terrorists, US sanctions suspected backers
Some police arrest a drug trafficker…
…some police are arrested for stealing drugs
Drones shot down over ‘hidden debts’ jail
Agenda:
Today: President Nyusi at COP27 climate summit in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt
Nyusi and Sir Tony Blair are among panellists on webinar Mozambique in the Driving Seat of Southern Africa Energy Transition, to be broadcast live on Facebook from 15:45 CAT
Monday-Wednesday: Mozambican members of parliament visit Tanzania’s parliament to swap institutional experiences and around the transparent management of extractive industry revenues
Today’s headlines:
Niassa court charges 15 people with terrorism offences (Lusa)
US sanctions South Africans suspected of financing ISIS (US Treasury)
Belgium to provide development support and climate finance to Mozambique (Reuters, Forbes)
IMF expects Mozambique to maintain reforms despite TSU protests (Lusa)
Insecurity hindering humanitarian assistance in Cabo Delgado, says Red Cross (VOA)
Two dead and one injured in Mozal smelting accident (Miningmx, Club of Mozambique)
Ten police officers arrested for breaking into and looting a mandrax laboratory (Integrity Magazine)
Mozambique police arrest Nigerian wanted by Dutch for drug trafficking (Lusa)
Authorities shoot down two drones at Lingamo jail (Integrity Magazine)
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