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The <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/category/business?q=world-bank-approves-300-million-to-improve-access-to-finance-and-economic-opportunities-in-mozambique&amp;pr=248341&amp;lang=en">World Bank</a> has approved a $300 million credit for the Mozambique Access to Finance and Economic Opportunities Project or Mais Oportunidades project.
The project directly supports the Government of Mozambique’s reform initiative, Pacote de Medidas de Aceleração Económica (PAE), including through the creation of a national Credit Guarantee Fund.
The project which spans six years (2023-2029), is financed by the International Development Association (IDA).
Idah Z. Pswarayi-Riddihough, World Bank Country Director for Mozambique, Madagascar, Mauritius, Comoros, and Seychelles said:
<blockquote>
The World Bank will support the Government of Mozambique to address multiple economic shocks and market constraints that prevent micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) and individuals, including informal workers, from accessing and using financial services and taking advantage of economic opportunities.
</blockquote>
The National Credit Guarantee Fund is meant to help banks have more money available to lend to small businesses, especially those owned by women and operating in regions or sectors that are affected by climate change. It will also promote economic growth by improving the business environment, expanding market access, and offering training and financing.
The project is expected to help create over 26,000 new jobs over six years.
The combination of credit guarantees and lines of credit aims to mobilize up to $450 million in private-sector loans to MSMEs across the country through partner financial institutions.
In addition, the project will promote financial inclusion by linking members of informal savings groups with formal financial institutions to promote sound resource management and resilience to shocks, particularly for women-owned or led businesses.
Generating enough jobs, particularly green and productive jobs, is a critical challenge for Mozambique. 
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World Bank Has Approved $300 Million Credit For Mozambique

Rains and winds hit parts of Mozambique on Saturday as Tropical Cyclone Freddy drew closer for the second time, according to the Mozambique National Meteorology Institute (INAM).
Freddy slowed its advance towards Mozambique and was 60 kilometres (40 miles) off the coast on Saturday morning.
INAM said cyclone Freddy reduced its speed from seven to four kph, thus delaying its entry. 
Authorities added that heavy rains and very strong winds were affecting the central provinces of Zambezia, Manica and Sofala.
The cyclone was expected to make a second landfall in Mozambique later this weekend, after a first deadly hit in late February.
It was initially forecast to make landfall on Friday night.
Guy Taylor, a spokesman for the United Nations’ children agency UNICEF, told <a href="https://www.enca.com/news/first-rains-hit-mozambique-cyclone-freddy-inches-closer-again">AFP</a> from the seaport of Quelimane, in Zambezia, on Saturday that there was already quite a substantial flooding.
He added that rain and wind had been “on and off” as Cyclone Freddy cyclone inched closer to Mozambique.   
On Friday, authorities said more than half a million people were at risk. 
The storm was forecasted to drop up to 400 millimetres of rain over the next few days, more than twice the usual monthly rainfall. 
According to the UN World Meteorological Organization (WMO), Freddy, which began life off northwestern Australia in the first week of February, was set to become the longest-lasting tropical cyclone on record.
It crossed the entire southern Indian Ocean and hit Madagascar on February 21, crossing the island before reaching Mozambique on February 24.
Following what meteorologists describe as a “rare” loop trajectory, Freddy then headed back towards Madagascar before moving once more towards Mozambique.
During the first visit, it destroyed, damaged or flooded more than 28 000 homes, affecting about 166 000 people.
In total, Freddy has so far killed at least 27 people (10 in Mozambique and 17 in Madagascar).
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Rains Hit Mozambique As Cyclone Freddy Gets Closer Again

Mozambique has issued warnings of a possible tropical storm in the southern coastal province of Gaza.
Torrential rains and possible flooding are expected to start from Friday in the province.
The National Institute of Meteorology has urged residents to take precautionary measures to fortify their houses and not venture outside.
Speaking on State radio, Leonardo Duma from the institute, said the storm could affect the northern areas as well as those on the coast of the province.
He said strong winds accompanied by rains of up to 50 millimetres per hour are expected. Said, Duma:
<blockquote>
If you have a house that is not in good condition try to fix it well in order to be able to resist these strong winds that we are predicting.
</blockquote>
In 2022, Mozambique was pummelled by extreme weather events which included Tropical Cyclone Gombe, Tropical Storm Ana, and Tropical Storm Dumako.
The United Nations has linked the increasing frequency and intensity of extreme weather events in southern Africa to climate change. | <a href="https://www.the-star.co.ke/news/africa/2023-01-06-tropical-storm-warning-issued-for-southern-mozambique/">The Star</a>

Mozambique Issues Warnings Of A Possible Tropical Storm In Gaza

Zimbabwe’s incapacitated public health system is now forcing locals to cross the border into Zambia and South Africa to seek medical attention.
Mbire Ward 1 councillor Christmas Kachasu said that people from Mashonaland Central are seeking medical attention in Zambia due to the high cost of medical care in Zimbabwe as well as the long distances they have to travel to get to the nearest hospital. He was quoted by <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200002253/mps-confront-chiwenga-over-nurses-mass-exodus">NewsDay</a> as saying:
<blockquote>
They (people) are crossing over to the Zambian side and this is because of the cost of medicines and consultation fees which are a bit lower compared to those charged in Zimbabwe.
The closest hospital we have is 140 kilometres away, and at the end of the day, people prefer to go to the other side of the border because it is about 12 kilometres to get to the waterfront and cross into Zambia and access the hospital.
</blockquote>
Chief Muzarabani, born Alfonce Chuzu, said that medical drugs are expensive in Zimbabwe compared to Zambia and Mozambique thereby forcing people to cross the border for treatment. He said:
<blockquote>
The challenge is drugs here in Zimbabwe are expensive and are not easily found. In Mozambique and Zambia, they have adequate medicines especially to cure rabies as most of the attacks here are from dogs and hyenas.
</blockquote>
Recently, South African politician and medical doctor, Phophi Ramathuba, complained that Zimbabweans were burdening South Africa’s health delivery system and should seek treatment in their own country.
<h2>What did Ramathuba say?</h2>
She told an unnamed Zimbabwean patient who reportedly underwent surgery at Bela Bela Hospital in Limpopo Province that Zimbabweans were putting a huge strain on the Limpopo Health Department’s budget and were treating South Africa “like a charity”. Said Ramathuba in a viral video:
<blockquote>
You’re supposed to be with Mnangagwa, he doesn’t give me money to operate you guys. Now I must operate you with my limited budget.
When you guys are sick, you decide to cross into Limpopo. That embassy in South Africa is a charity department, that’s what gets said.
The truth is painful: Limpopo has about 5.7 million people. Most of these citizens do not have medical aid. They rely on the state.
Instead of using my limited budget for what it is meant for, we’re here sorting out something Emerson Mnangagwa must do.
This is exactly why, when the people of Limpopo want access to health systems, they cannot get it. That is angering the community.
You guys aren’t even registered here, you are not counted, some are illegals. It’s unfair. I cannot go to Zimbabwe and get help.
</blockquote>

Zimbabweans Cross Into Zambia And Mozambique For Medical Care

Zimbabwe will send some prisoners officers for training in Mozambique, in an exchange programme, that will see the country borrow best practices from its eastern neighbour.
This was said by Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi on Thursday during a courtesy call by a delegation from the National Penitentiary Services of Mozambique.
Ziyambi said Zimbabwe and Mozambique will jointly work on ways to improve the welfare of prisoners in line with international standards. Said Ziyambi:
<blockquote>
We are going to send our officers to be trained in Mozambique and Mozambique will send their officers to be trained here in Zimbabwe.
We are having this programme with Mozambique so that they can exchange notes and see if they can borrow best practices, and implementations, within our system and vice versa.
We believe that this is a good thing, they have already started hitting the ground to familiarise themselves with our system.
</blockquote>
Ziyambi also revealed that the Government is in the process of amending the Prisons Act so that it is in sync with the Constitution.
The director of National Penitentiary Services of Mozambique, General Antonio Augusto, said he was impressed by projects being undertaken by Zimbabwe’s prisoners.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/prison-officers-to-be-trained-in-mozambique/">H-Metro</a></h4>

Zimbabwe's Prison Officers To Be Trained In Mozambique

The government has pledged 304 soldiers to the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Standby Force Mission in Mozambique to train an infantry battalion-size unit at a time.
This was revealed by Defence and War Veterans Affairs Minister Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri while briefing journalists at Defence Headquarters in Harare on Thursday morning.
She said the contingent will consist of 303 instructors and one specialist officer to the coordinating mechanism of the SADC Force Headquarters in Maputo. Said Muchinguri-Kashiri:
<blockquote>
While other countries have to deploy combat troops, Zimbabwe pledged to assist in the training of Mozambique armed forces to enhance their capability to combat terrorism.
</blockquote>
Muchinguri-Kashiri said the contingent will be sent to Mozambique once the Status of Force Agreement has been signed.
She said in terms of Section 214 of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, Parliament will be informed accordingly.
Meanwhile, Botswana sent 296 troops to Mozambique on Monday while Rwanda, a non-SADC member, sent 1 000 troops earlier this month.
Last month, SADC resolved to send troops to fight Islamist insurgents in the oil-rich Cabo Delgado region.
The civil unrest has claimed the lives of nearly 3,000 people while an estimated 800,000 people have been displaced.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/zim-pledges-304-soldiers-to-mozambique/">The Herald</a></h4>

Zimbabwe Pledges 304 Non-combat Troops To Mozambique

The Southern African Development Community (SADC) is said to be unhappy with Mozambique after Rwanda last week deployed a contingent of 1 000 troops to the country’s conflict-ridden northern provinces ahead of the regional bloc’s standby force.
An extraordinary summit of the SADC heads of state and government held in Maputo last month recommended the deployment of a standby force to help the country fight terrorism in Cabo Delgado province.
But before SADC could deploy its forces, Rwanda last Friday announced that it would put boots on the ground to help stem a conflict that has claimed thousands of lives.
Rwanda’s deployment has already annoyed key members of SADC, among them South Africa, The NewsHawks reported.
South Africa’s Defence Minister, Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula, said on Saturday she “regretted” that the deployment of Rwandese troops happened before SADC has deployed its force. She said:
<blockquote>Regardless of the bilateral agreement, it would be expected that Rwanda’s intervention to help Mozambique would happen within the regional mandate decided by the SADC heads of state.</blockquote>
However, Mozambican President Filipe Nyusi defended his position. Speaking during a visit to military units deployed in central Mozambique’s Sofala province on Monday, he said Mozambique is “a sovereign nation and SADC respects that”.
A leading political scientist based in Mozambique has said while South Africa’s dissatisfaction over the deployment of Rwandese forces to Mozambique was somehow justified, a US$12 million budget drawn up by SADC is not enough to finance a major operation without external support.
Adriano Navunga, director of the Maputo-based Centre for Democracy and Development, said:
<blockquote>Indeed the South Africans are not happy, understandably. The South Africans have been in the forefront with the SADC deployment to Mozambique and when the extraordinary summit of the heads of state and government endorsed the recommendation to deploy a SADC standby force to Mozambique it was also agreed that Mozambique could tap into other support from African states.
However, the understanding was that such additional support would come within the framework of SADC, not parallel to SADC. But the reality is the current Rwandan deployment is not only parallel to SADC but it has been given priority.</blockquote>
According to a leaked report done by a regional technical team, the SADC intervention force would comprise three light infantry battalions of 620 soldiers each, a light infantry battalion headquarters with 90 troops, two special forces squadrons of 70 soldiers each, 100 engineers, 100 logistics coordinators, 120 signals experts and 42 technicians, among other military personnel.
There are also helicopters as well as transport aircraft, patrol ships, a submarine and a maritime aircraft to patrol the Cabo Delgado coastline to intercept insurgents’ movements, supplies and combat their drug trafficking activities, said to be a source of financing for the insurgency.
<h4>More: <a href="https://thenewshawks.com/sadc-unsettled-by-rwandas-mozambique-deployment/">The NewsHawks</a></h4>

SADC Unsettled By Rwanda’s Mozambique Deployment

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has this Thursday morning left the country for an Extraordinary Double Troika SADC Summit in Maputo, Mozambique.
The summit brings together the SADC Troika and the Troika of the SADC Organ on Politics, Defence and Security Cooperation and will discuss the insecurity in Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado province.
The SADC Troika is presently chaired by Mozambique, with Malawi as incoming chair and Tanzania as outgoing chair.
The troika of the SADC Organ on Politics, Defence and Security Cooperation has Botswana as current chair, South Africa as incoming chair and Zimbabwe as outgoing chair, which is why President Mnangagwa is attending the summit with his team.
The Double Troika summit will be preceded by meetings of ministers and senior officials.
The meeting was initially scheduled for last month but was postponed owing to the absence of Botswana President Mokgweetsi Masisi and South African President Cyril Ramaphosa.
Masisi was reportedly in quarantine, following contact with a person who later tested positive for the coronavirus, while Ramaphosa was attending to urgent domestic matters.
Today’s meeting is expected to receive a report of the technical assessment team that was deployed in Mozambique following the decisions of the SADC Extraordinary Double Troika Summit held on 8 April.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/president-to-participate-in-double-troika-summit/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">The Herald</a></h4>

Mnangagwa To Participate In SADC Double Troika summit

Thousands of resident of the Mozambican town of Palma deserted their homes these past few days after the town was seized by militants last week, forcing residents to desert the town in fear for their lives, IOL reports.
Militants reportedly seized Palmer a town in Cabo Delgado of around 75 000 people on Wednesday, and this forced resident to leave on foot, by road and or by boat as the Islamist Insurgence that started in 2017 intensifies in Mozambique.
A man who spoke to the publication, said some people have walked for over 120 kilometres to get to a town that is close to Palma to seek refuge. Said the man to the publication:
<blockquote>Along the way… many people fell from fatigue and were unable to continue walking, especially the elderly and children,</blockquote>
Dozens of Mozambicans were killed in what Mozambique has called well coordinated attacks on the town. The following video by Aljazeera gives detail of what is happening in Mozambique
<div class="jetpack-video-wrapper"><iframe allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen="" frameborder="0" height="360" loading="lazy" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/mArnizedpeU?feature=oembed" title="Dozens of ‘defenceless’ civilians killed in Mozambique attack" width="640"></iframe></div>
More: <a href="https://www.iol.co.za/news/africa/palma-deserted-as-thousands-flee-deadly-insurgent-attack-c469aa35-22e0-4dad-8a65-8ab9a4320cd8">IOL</a>

Mozambicans Desert The Town Of Palma After Deadly Insurgence Attack

The NewsHawks has exclusively revealed that Mozambique is pleading for Zimbabwe’s Military rescue as the insurgency in the Southern African nation remains undefeated.
According to the publication:
<blockquote>Mozambique pleads for Zim military rescue PRESSURE is mounting on President Mnangagwa to deploy the Zimbabwean army into conflict-wrecked Mozambique as part of a regional security force to stymie an intensifying advance by Islamist militants.</blockquote>
Last month <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/ed-off-to-mozambique-for-a-sadc-troika-summit-on-islamic-insurgency-in-carbo/">SADC Troika held a summit in Mozambique</a> to try and find a lasting solution to the insurgency that started sometime in 2019. The government has not yet formally responded to these reports so far. We will update this article if formal communication from the government emerges.
Source: <a href="https://twitter.com/NewsHawksLive/status/1350367720924184576">The NewsHawks Twitter </a>

Mozambique Pleads For Zimbabwe's Military Rescue - Report

<div><h2>Table of contents</h2><ul><li><a data-level="2" href="#h-african-countries-where-you-can-receive-paypal">African countries where you can receive PayPal</a></li><li><a data-level="2" href="#h-countries-where-you-can-only-send-paypal">Countries where you can only send PayPal</a></li><li><a data-level="2" href="#h-countries-where-you-can-neither-send-nor-receive">Countries where you can neither send nor receive</a></li><li><a data-level="2" href="#h-how-to-check-how-much-you-can-do-on-paypal-in-your-country">How to check how much you can do on PayPal in your country?</a></li><li><a data-level="2" href="#h-paypal-alternatives-to-explore">PayPal alternatives to explore</a><ul><li><a data-level="3" href="#h-paystack">Paystack</a></li><li><a data-level="3" href="#h-stripe">Stripe</a></li><li><a data-level="3" href="#h-paysera">Paysera</a></li><li><a data-level="3" href="#h-telegraphic-transfers">Telegraphic Transfers </a></li><li><a data-level="3" href="#h-coinbase-commerce">Coinbase Commerce</a></li><li><a data-level="3" href="#h-other-method-worth-mentioning">Other method worth mentioning</a></li></ul></li></ul></div>
Individuals in the 55 African countries are usually unclear if they can make and receive PayPal payments in their country. It’s not helpful that PayPal itself doesn’t make it easy to find out.
While you can send PayPal from about all the countries now (except 7, which we list last) , receiving PayPal payments is still quite restricted. Receive PayPal is <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/tips-6-ways-to-build-a-business-or-work-on-the-internet-in-zimbabwe/">really important for individuals in business</a> and companies, especially for payments made in the EU, North America, and other regions.
The lists were last updated in January 2021.
<h2>African countries where you can receive PayPal</h2>
<ul><li>Algeria</li><li>Botswana</li><li>Egypt</li><li>Kenya</li><li>Lesotho</li><li>Malawi</li><li>Mauritius</li><li>Morocco</li><li>Mozambique</li><li>Senegal</li><li>Seychelles</li><li>South Africa</li></ul>
<h2>Countries where you can only send PayPal</h2>
<ul><li>Angola</li><li>Benin</li><li>Burkina Faso</li><li>Burundi</li><li>Cabo Verde</li><li>Cameroon</li><li>Chad</li><li>Comoros</li><li>Congo</li><li>Côte d’Ivoire</li><li>Djibouti</li><li>DR Congo</li><li>Eritrea</li><li>Eswatini</li><li>Ethiopia</li><li>Gabon</li><li>Gambia</li><li>Guinea</li><li>Guinea-Bissau</li><li>Madagascar</li><li>Mali</li><li>Mauritania</li><li>Namibia</li><li>Niger</li><li>Nigeria</li><li>Rwanda</li><li>Sao Tome &amp; Principe</li><li>Sierra Leone</li><li>Somalia</li><li>Tanzania</li><li>Togo</li><li>Tunisia</li><li>Uganda</li><li>Zambia</li><li>Zimbabwe</li></ul>
<h2>Countries where you can neither send nor receive</h2>
<ul><li>South Sudan</li><li>Sudan</li><li>Liberia</li><li>Libya</li><li>Ghana</li><li>Equatorial Guinea</li><li>Central African Republic</li></ul>
<h2>How to check how much you can do on PayPal in your country?</h2>
<div>Checking what PayPal features are available in your country <ol><li>Go to <a href="https://www.paypal.com/en/webapps/mpp/country-worldwide" rel="noreferrer noopener" target="_blank">https://www.paypal.com/en/webapps/mpp/country-worldwide</a> where you will see a huge list of countries </li><li>Click on the name of the country you want to check to open a new page. We clicked on Zimbabwe for this demonstration. If the country you’re checking can only send payments, as is the case with Zimbabwe, you will just see the “Personal” heading and, further down the page, information about using PayPal as a buyer. </li><li>Assuming you can send and receive If, however, the country you’re checking can both send and receive payments, as is the case with Mozambique below, you will see more options – “Personal, Business, Partners and Developers” </li></ol></div>
<h2>PayPal alternatives to explore</h2>
While PayPal is still by far the most dominant internet payments platform globally, and therefore hard to go around if you want to receive payments, there are still some alternatives to explore. It’s important to note however those possibilities depend on your needs, what’s possible in your country.
One issue with these alternatives is that it limits the flexibility on the part of the party making the payment to you and sometimes that party may just tell you they are unable to use that alternative.
We list here the most prominent services Africans have been known to resort to.
<h3>Paystack</h3>
Paystack is by far the largest payments company in Africa (outside South Africa), made for African businesses. It’s a trusted Nigerian company and, since October last year, is now part of a larger US company called Stripe.
Explore Paystack here: <a href="https://paystack.com/">paystack.com</a>
<h3>Stripe</h3>
Stripe has risen in the past few years to challenge PayPal globally and will be the best alternative for a lot of individuals and businesses. In October last year, it acquired a Nigerian payments company, Paystack, effectively making it available in Nigeria and other African countries.
<h3>Paysera</h3>
Paysera is a Lithuanian payments company launched in 2004 which now offers payments globally.
According to the company, it now offers internet payments solutions in at least 33 African countries including, however thee exclude, Nigeria, Ghana, Botswana, Uganda, Zimbabwe, DRC, Somalia, and the Sudans . Full list here: <a href="https://www.paysera.com/v2/en/faq/where-paysera-works" rel="noreferrer noopener" target="_blank">https://www.paysera.com/v2/en/faq/where-paysera-works</a>
<h3>Telegraphic Transfers </h3>
Also referred to as TTs for short, but also called Bank Wire Transfers this old and extremely expensive way of using banks to make payments across borders still works with a lot of businesses globally. Indeed, many will be happy to find you have this alternative. 
However, in a few regions (EU for example and the US) the paying business may complain that regulations (sanctions of perceived risk by their government) do not allow them to send TTs to certain countries.
In addition, while this is a convenient method for businesses to make payment, individuals looking to pay you will find it cumbersome as their bank will require some paperwork – definitely not as easy as clicking a few PayPal buttons.
Lastly, wire transfer payments are known to take some 4 working days to clear. Also, it is an expensive workaround as banks can take as much as US $40 of the amount you’re being paid.
<h3>Coinbase Commerce</h3>
This method of going around PayPal means you will accept cryptocurrencies as payment. Cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Etherum, Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash, and so forth. Of course, this depends a lot on your target market and if they are able to use cryptocurrencies to pay you. Another downside is that once you have Bitcoin, you will need to final a <a href="https://localbitcoins.com/">local buyer in your country</a> who will exchange your Bitcoin for cash.
<h3>Other method worth mentioning</h3>
<ul><li><a href="https://www.payoneer.com/main/">Payoneer</a></li><li><a href="https://www.skrill.com/en/">Skrill</a></li></ul>

TIP: African Countries You Can Receive PayPal In (2021). Suggested Alternatives

Mozambique said its security forces repelled an attack by Islamist insurgents on a town close to the site where Total SE is building a $20 billion natural gas facility.
Bloomberg reported the country’s Ministry of Defence saying the attack took place about 21 kilometres (13 miles) from Total’s project overnight on Wednesday and is the second this month on the town of Mute in the northern Cabo Delgado province.
The insurgents, who have aligned with Islamic State, seized the port town of Mocimboa da Praia, about 42 kilometres south of Mute in August.
The conflict has already killed about 2,500 people and caused 570,000 to flee their homes since it started three years ago and the latest attack on the natural gas facility may derail the investment.
Mozambique’s government has struggled to contain the insurgency and President Filipe Nyusi has faced criticism for refusing outside help.
Leaders from the Southern African Development Community (SADC) are set to meet in January to agree on a plan to prevent the conflict from spilling across Mozambique’s borders.

Mozambique Military Fends Off Terrorist Attack Near $20 Billion LNG Project

The Ministry of Defence and War Veterans Affairs has said Zimbabwe’s intervention in the Mozambican conflict will be done within the framework of the Southern African Development Community Brigade (SADCBRIG).
SADCBRIG is a regional multidimensional peace support operations instrument as provided for by the African Union Standby Force Policy Framework.
Responding to emailed questions from The NewsHawks on reports that Zimbabwe is preparing to deploy its military to Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado province to help the country quash an Islamic insurgency that has resulted in the death of thousands and the displacement of hundreds of thousands, the Ministry of Defence said the country has contributed troops to SADCBRIG that will be deployed for such missions.
Below is the full statement from the Ministry of Defence:
<blockquote>Please also note that intervention in that conflict will be done within the framework of the SADC Brigade.
The SADC Brigade was launched in August 2008 and is made up of military, police and civilian members from the SADC Member States.
Zimbabwe, as a Member State, contributed troops and equipment to the Brigade that will be deployed for such missions.
The Brigade participates in peace support missions which include: Observation and monitoring of the situation; Interventions for peace and security restoration and at the request of a Member State; and Actions to prevent the spread of conflict to neighbouring states, or the resurgence of violence after agreements have been reached.
The SADC Brigade serves in peace-building efforts including post-conflict disarmament and demobilisation and humanitarian assistance in conflict areas and areas impacted by major natural disasters.
The SADC Brigade operates as a tool of the SADC Organ on Politics, Defence and Security Cooperation and receives its guidance from the SADC Committee of Chiefs of Defence Staff and the Committee of SADC Police Chiefs.</blockquote>

Zimbabwe To Intervene In Mozambique Under SADC Brigade Framework

Zimbabwe is preparing to deploy soldiers to fight an Islamic insurgency in neighbouring Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado province, with plans for the deployment already formally underway in the Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA).
The NewsHawks quoted a high-ranking military source saying Zimbabwe Defence House officials are holding meetings regularly to analyse the risks of placing boots on the ground in Mozambique. The official said:
<blockquote>Meetings are being held on a regular basis and we are most likely to intervene in the war.
What is worrying most is that most Sadc countries are reluctant to send troops to Mozambique, understandably so because they have very little, if anything, to lose from it while we stand to lose the most given how strategic the country is to our own economy.
The other countries can afford to relax, as they are doing, but we cannot afford that luxury.
There are preparations going on and indications are that if things continue to worsen, we will send troops there.</blockquote>
Mozambique is of huge strategic importance to Zimbabwe, with the Mutare-Beira trade corridor providing Harare with the shortest route to the sea.
Zimbabwe has a history of intervening militarily in Mozambique as its military helped end Mozambique’s 16-year civil war in 1992.
The insurgency forced Mozambican President Felipe Nyusi to seek urgent military assistance from Zimbabwe.
The Mozambican military currently relies on mercenaries under the command of former Zimbabwean army colonel Lionel Dyck’s South African-based private security company, Dyck Advisory Group.
Reports indicate that up to 2 000 people have been killed and about 430 000 have been left homeless in the conflict in the mainly Muslim province since 2017.
The militants, from the Al Sunnah wa Jama’ah (ASWJ), are linked to the Islamic State (IS) group which is fighting to establish a foothold in southern Africa.
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Zimbabwe Prepares To Deploy Troops In Mozambique

Three returnees who recently escaped from Marymount Teachers College quarantine centre were stopped from entering Mozambique by the neighbouring country’s authorities.
One of the escapees who was later arrested later quarantined at Mutare Teachers College told police that they had travelled to Mozambique to buy groceries.
Manicaland provincial minister Ellen Gwaradzimba confirmed the incident last week. She said:
<blockquote>One of the returnees who escaped but was later located at Mutare Teachers College quarantine centre is the one who later provided information and leads as to who these people are.
What he said is that this group of three was on a mission to go to Mozambique to buy some items as illegal border crossers.
They were apprehended and chased back by the Mozambican authorities before they reached their destination to conduct their business.</blockquote>
Gwaradzimba called for a thorough inspection of the quarantine facilities to ensure there was adequate security.
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President Emmerson Mnangagwa, as the Chairperson of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Organ on Politics, Defence and Security Co-operation (OPDSC) is set to host a one-day Extraordinary Troika Summit in Harare on Tuesday.
In a statement this Monday, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Sibusiso Moyo said the Summit, which will consider the security situation in Mozambique, will be attended by Zambian President Edgar Lungu, President of Botswana, Dr Mokgweetsi Masisi, and the President of Mozambique, Filipe Nyusi. The statement read:
<blockquote>H.E. President Emmerson D. Mnangagwa, the Chairperson of the SADC Organ on Politics, Defence and Security Cooperation will on 19 May 2020 host the one-day Extraordinary Organ Troika Summit of Heads of State and Government plus the Republic of Mozambique in Harare.
The Summit will be attended by H.E. President Edgar Chagwa Lungu, Out-going Chairperson of the Organ on Politics, Defence and Security Cooperation, H.E. President Dr Mokgweetsi Eric Keabetswe Masisi, President of the Republic of Botswana, In-coming Chairperson of the Organ on Politics, Defence and Security Cooperation and H.E. President Filipe Jacinto Nyusi, President of the Republic of Mozambique The purpose of the Extraordinary Organ Troika Summit plus Mozambique is to consider the urgent security situation in Mozambique following its formal request to the regional body.</blockquote>

ED To Host SADC Extraordinary Troika Summit Over Jihadist Menace In Mozambique

MDC vice president Tendai Biti argues that the reported unilateral deployment of Zimbabwean troops to fight terrorists in Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado region is not only illegal but foolish and costly.
Biti says the Southern African Development Community (SADC) should be involved as a whole instead of Zimbabwe’s adventurism. <a href="https://twitter.com/BitiTendai/status/1256662941077852166" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Said Biti</a>:
<blockquote>The reported deployment of Zimbabwean troops in Mozambique represents further reproduction of illegalities ill-thought actions by the regime. Assuming there is an urgent military situation in Cabo Delgado surely the region collectively must act. A meeting of SADC must be held.
The SADC Organ on Defense and Security should surely have met. This kind of unilateralism which we saw during the DRC civil war is foolish and costly and against the basic tenets of international law.
Wars are protracted and costly. The involvement of the region as a precondition to any involvement.
Further, any involvement should only have been part of a SADC Mission and nothing else. Parliament should be notified and the constitution should be followed.
But Zimbabwe is in COVID war (sic) and can’t even afford basic PCR Tests. This move is total madness. Zimbabwe can’t afford unilateralism nor a war.</blockquote>
Biti further contended that the same people who plunged the country into the DRC Civil War in order to loot the country’s mineral resources are at it again, now in Mozambique. Biti added:
<blockquote>History has now shown that Zimbabwe’s participation in the DRC war was not based on Pan Africanist solidarity but greed and avarice. UN Reports expose the massive looting of diamonds and bauxite that took place under cover of that war. Regrettably, the same characters are now in Mozambique.</blockquote>

Zimbabwe's Deployment Of Troops In Mozambique Not Only Illegal But Foolish And Costly - Biti

There are reports claiming that the Zimbabwean government has deployed soldiers to northern Mozambique to help fight an Islamic insurgency that erupted a few years ago.
A legal expert says such a deployment would be ill-advised as the country is broke and reeling on account of the COVID-19 pandemic and cannot even feed its citizens.
Academic and constitutional law expert, Alex Magaisa explains the law concerning the deployment of armed forces as provided for in the national Constitution. <a href="https://twitter.com/Wamagaisa/status/1256617816469516288" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">He writes:</a>
<blockquote>I understand Zimbabwean troops have been deployed in Northern Mozambique to assist the host government in its defence against insurgents. This thread outlines the law concerning the deployment of armed forces as provided for in the Constitution.
The President, in his capacity as Commander in Chief, has the power to deploy armed forces outside the country “to defend the territorial integrity of a foreign country” or “in defence of Zimbabwe’s national security or national interests” (section 213(3).
However, the President is required to inform Parliament “promptly and in appropriate detail the reasons for their deployment” and “the country they are deployed”. The question therefore is whether Parliament has been informed. COVID-19 complicates issues but it can be done.
Parliament has the power to cause a rescission of the deployment (section 213(4) &amp; (5). In lay terms, this means Parliament can stop/reverse the foreign deployment. But this requires special majority vote (two-thirds of the total membership of Parliament).
This legal power is however theoretical at best in the current political dynamics. With a two-thirds majority, ZANU PF is in full control of Parliament &amp; its members are unlikely to question their boss.
The main question is practical &amp; economic: the country is broke &amp; it’s reeling on account of the COVID-19 pandemic. It can’t even provide for citizens. How is the war funded and by whom? These are the practical questions which must seize our political &amp; civic representatives.</blockquote>

Zimbabwe Sends Troops To Fight Insurgents In Mozambique - REPORT

Defence and War Veterans Affairs Minister <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Oppah_Muchinguri" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri</a> is leading the SADC Elections Observer Mission (SEOM) to Mozambique’s general elections set to be held on the 15th of October this year.
This was revealed by Shepherd Gwenzi, the spokesperson in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade. He said:
<blockquote>The Republic of Zimbabwe, as Sadc Chair on the Organ of Politics, Defence and Security Cooperation will lead the Sadc Elections Observer Mission to the presidential, provincial and legislative elections to be held on October 15, 2019, in Mozambique.
As mandated by His Excellency, President Mnangagwa, the Chairperson of the SADC Organ on Politics, Defence and Security Cooperation, Minister Muchinguri-Kashiri, the Minister of Defence and War Veterans Affairs will lead the SEOM to the Republic of Mozambique from the period running from 2-22 October 2019.</blockquote>
A Zimbabwean team is leading the SEOM following President <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Emmerson_Mnangagwa" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Emmerson Mnangagwa’s</a> appointment to the role of chairman of the SADC Organ on Politics, Defence and Security Cooperation (OPDSC).
Muchinguri-Kashiri is being deputised by Zanu-PF secretary for Information and Publicity <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Simon_Khaya_Moyo" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Simon Khaya Moyo</a>.
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Zim To Lead SADC Observor Team To Mozambique's Elections

The government of Mozambique reportedly warned Zimbabwe against imposing trade restrictions between the two countries.
Reports indicate that Zimbabwe banned various kinds of goods from Mozambique including alcoholic products.
The development has irked Mozambican authorities who have threatened Zimbabwe with sanctions.
Mozambique’s Minister of Trade and Commerce, Rajendra De Sousa is alleged to have told President Emmerson Mnangagwa that the ban could be met with retaliation.
De Sousa reportedly told Mozambican industrialists during a business sector reflection seminar in Maputo on Monday that Zimbabwe had placed bottlenecks for trade between the neighbours in clear violation of the Sadc Free Trade Protocol. De Sousa said:
<blockquote>I said Mr President (Mnangagwa), you know that my border colleague is going to get malaria and won’t open the border for three days and he got the message.
… We have this weapon, which is our geographical location. One of these days, that colleague of mine at the border will catch malaria and not open the border for three days.</blockquote>
De Sousa told the meeting that Mozambique brought Malawi back to earth in 2017 after it had banned several products from Mozambique. He said:
<blockquote>When nothing seemed to work, my countrymen (immigration and customs officials at the Mozambique–Malawi border) forgot to open the border for two hours, immediately after which it was raining phone calls and delegations.
Mozambique has this weapon, which is our geographical location. If they stick to the strategy of not using the law and using mechanisms, we will do the same.</blockquote>
Mozambique is Zimbabwe’s closest gateway to the sea and key imports such as fuel, maize and wheat come through the port of Beira.
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Mozambique Threatens To Impose Sanctions On Zimbabwe - Report

Mozambique authorities have been urged to investigate into cases of sexual abuse alleged tobe perpetrated to victims of cyclone Idai.
Human Rights Watch (HRW) on Thursday said community leaders, some linked to the ruling Frelimo party, have coerced women into having sex in exchange for “a bag of rice”. Dewa Mavhinga, HRW’s Southern Africa director said:
<blockquote>The sexual exploitation of women struggling to feed their families after Cyclone Idai is revolting and cruel and should be stopped immediately.
Emergency aid should be given freely to all people in need, and the government along with aid providers should ensure that aid distribution is never used as an opportunity to commit abuse.</blockquote>
One aid worker said that often the lists exclude households headed by women leaving them desperate and vulnerable as they become prepared to do anything to have food.
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Former ZANU PF spokesperson, Rugare Gumbo said that former President Robert Mugabe treated him and other leading freedom fighters like dogs.
Gumbo was fired from ZANU PF in 2014 together with the then Vice President Joyce Mujuru and secretary for administration, Didymus Mutasa among others.
In an interview with the Daily News, Gumbo revealed that at one point, he and his colleagues were thrown into dungeons in Mozambique after they quarrelled with Mugabe over the direction the war of independence was heading. Said Gumbo:
<blockquote>We were treated like dogs. We spent at least three months detained in holes dug in an open place which were closed from the top at about 5 pm, only to be reopened the following morning.
The holes were six metres deep and four metres wide. It was hell on earth and we all thought we were going to die.
At one point the holes were filled with soil and only our heads were left protruding out. But we all survived the ordeal.</blockquote>
Gumbo was incarcerated alongside the likes of the late Henry Hamadziripi, former police commissioner general Augustine Chihuri, former ZBC chief executive Happison Muchechetere and Mukudzei Mudzi.
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Mugabe Treated Us Like Dogs In Mozambique - Gumbo

The Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) has revealed that the return leg of the second round fixture of the 2019 U23 Afcon Qualifiers between Zimbabwe and Mozambique will be played at National Sports Stadium in Harare on the 26th of March.
ZIFA confirmed the venue on Thursday morning with gate charges pegged at $3 for the cheapest ticket. Bays 15-18 is going for $5 while $10 is for the VIP.
Pre-match ticket sales have commenced and are available at ZIFA House at 53 Livingston, Harare or online purchasing at www.clicknpay.africa .
The first leg will be played in four days before Mozambique.
Meanwhile, the provisional squad for the matches has been named. The squad is as follows:
Under-23 Squad 
Goalkeepers: Martin Mapisa (Velez CF, Spain), Nelson Chadya (Ngezi Platinum Stars) Spencer Ngwerume (FC Platinum).
Defenders: Reward Mwakona (Ards FC, Northern Ireland), Enrique Ndlovu (AS Trencin, Slovakia), Hastings Chapusha (Harare City), Mbongeni Ndlovu (Highlanders), Peace Makaha (Manica Diamonds), Shadreck Nyahwa (Bulawayo Chiefs), Marvelous Chigumira (TelOne), Colin Mujuru (Harare City).
Midfielders: Tatenda Tavengwa (Harare City), Marlvin Kwinjo (Ngezi Platinum Stars), Kudzai Dhemere (Dynamos), Farai Mutatu (Michigan State, USA), Shama Bako (Vfb Luebeck, Germany) , Seth Patrick (Vfb Luebeck, Germany), Kelvin Ndebele (Caps United), Matifadza Zata (Dundee United, Scotland), Anelka Chivandire(Triangle United), Nicholas Guyo (Ubuntu, Cape Town, South Africa).
Strikers: Delic Murimba (Triangle United), Junior Zindoga (Maritzburg United, South Africa), Prince Dube (Highlanders), Wilfred Muvirimi (Harare City), Aubriel Chirinda (Chicken Inn), Tinotenda Benza (Herentals).
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Cyclone Idai is expected to make landfall in Mozambique on Thursday evening, bringing with it high wind speeds and rain.
In Mozambique, pre-storm flooding has already killed 66 people.
In Malawi, flooding had killed 45 people as of Wednesday.
Cyclone Idai is gathering strength over the Indian Ocean and is predicted to hit the country in the city of Beira in Sofala Province.
In an interview with New24 on Thursday, South African Weather Service forecaster Jan Vermeulen said:
<blockquote>It [Idai] is on its way to Beira, it’s going to make landfall tonight.
It’s an intense tropical cyclone; it will have winds of 105 knots (200km/h) when it makes landfall.
We are expecting more than 100mm of rain in places; it could even reach 200mm or more in places. The main thing is wind damage and high waves that could go up to 10m.</blockquote>
The Tropical Cyclone, Idai is expected to hit hit Zimbabwe this Friday with the eastern parts of the country receiving the hardest impact.
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National under-23 coach Tonderai Ndiraya has announced a 27-member provisional squad for the Africa Cup of Nations second round qualifier against Mozambique this month.
Locally-based players are expected to arrive for the training camp this Wednesday while the foreign-based are expected next week Monday.
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Goalkeepers: Martin Mapisa (Velez CF, Spain), Nelson Chadya (Ngezi Platinum Stars) Spencer Ngwerume (FC Platinum).
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Zimbabwe Young Warriors (Under 23) coach, Tonderrai Ndiraya will be taking his side to Mozambique for the second round of the 2019 Africa Under-23 Cup of Nations.
The Young Warriors will play the Mambas of Mozambique on March 22 in Maputo and the reverse fixture is four days later in Harare.
Ndiraya does not have enough time to prepare for the match as he was confirmed by the ZIFA board at the weekend.
Team manager Charles Mukaronda, who is returning to the team after serving under Callisto Pasuwa four years ago had this to say:
<blockquote>The good thing is that our coach Tonderai Ndiraya was already on the ground working on the team.
Now we are in the process of putting things together and what we probably need to do now is to try and make sure that all the players that we want are released on time by their clubs.</blockquote>
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ZANU PF officials in Mutare are allegedly selling party regalia that was sourced for the 2018 harmonised elections to Mozambique. ZANU PF spent millions of dollars buying campaign material from China.
Now that the elections are over, party officials are selling the material to Mozambique where there is a ready market for wrapping cloth. This was revealed when a Mozambican national was caught trying to smuggle over 130 Zanu PF inscribed java wrapping cloths.
The Mozambican national identified as Dinis Jose, 36, of Pambanisa Manica, Mozambique was hauled before Mutare magistrate Tendai Mahwe recently where he pleaded guilty to charges of possessing property reasonably suspected of being stolen.
Jose was pardoned and deported to Mozambique. When asked why he was in possession of ZANU PF material, Jose said that he had bought the material in Sakubva flea market and intended to sell it in Mozambique.
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