The head of Zimbabwe jails, Dr Moses Chihobvu, won a big prize today at Victoria Falls. He picked up the African Lives Development Award during the third Africa Education Summit. President Emmerson Mnangagwa started the big meeting yesterday with a speech. Dr Chihobvu changed how jails work by making learning the main way to help prisoners become better people. His team built twelve grade schools, three high schools, and thirteen test centers where grown-ups can earn diplomas from basic grades through advanced levels.
The jail service took over running the Guruve Prison School and Bindura Primary School. They plan to open a boarding school next where students can live and learn. Both prisoners and guards learn useful job skills through...
Companies used to just worry about great service and smart SEO tricks to find new buyers. Their plan was simple enough - climb up search results, pull in more visitors, and watch sales rise. But things have changed fast, with smart AI chatbots like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google Gemini changing how people look stuff up online. These fancy systems give one clear answer instead of many links. Smart business leaders see this shift as a chance to become the trusted source that AI tools pick when they answer questions.
Answer: AEO optimization works differently than old-school SEO methods. When you ask an AI a question, it gives you just one answer, not twenty websites to check yourself. These systems care about facts and trust more than...
We checked out the main ways these tools help you, but each one can do much more than what we say here. Ahrefs stands out because it tracks links pointing to your site better than most others. Anyone wanting to build more links will love how it shows every detail about who links to you, what words they use, and how your links have changed over time. The team at Ahrefs also built great tools for studying keywords and checking your writing, which helps a lot when you want to rank in different countries.
Many German businesses pick Sistrix first because it measures exactly how well people can find you on Google. This tool shines when you need to know what your rivals rank for and why. Sistrix tells you clearly which search terms bring...
Almost half of emergency care needs in Maputo, Beira, and Nampula come from long-term health problems. These include high blood pressure, weight issues, sugar disease, heart attacks, and cancer. The Health Ministry learned this from their big health check called InCRÓNICA 2024. Their National Health Group ran this study across the country. Doctors wanted to see how many people face these health dangers.
Health helper Ivan Manhiça says these lasting health troubles cause two of every three deaths around the world each year. The numbers look bad for Mozambique, as deaths from these issues grew four times bigger between 2007 and 2019. This fact pushed health leaders to use science facts when making health plans. They want to learn why...
Finance Minister Carla Louveira says the country must think hard about handling public debt better in future years. The money owed keeps growing higher, which might soon hurt the national budget. Louveira talked about this problem after meeting with lawmakers recently. She pointed out that plans from 2022 helped manage debt somewhat, but fresh ideas must come next year. The government needs smarter ways to borrow money and pay back what it already owes.
The Minister wants a brand new debt plan ready by 2026 that will work until 2029. She hopes this plan brings much better results than current efforts. Right at present, the government follows steps from the old plan, mainly using certain money tools to pay off existing loans. Louveira...
President Daniel Chapo leads special events this Monday at Nangade in Cabo Delgado. He marks April 7, the day Mozambique honors all women across our land. The same day starts the big Flame of National Unity travels through every part of our country. Government helper Inocêncio Impissa told reporters about these plans earlier today during his talk with news people. He spoke from Matola city near the capital area.
The flame starts its journey as part of our huge fifty-year birthday since freedom came on June 25. The bright torch will move across mountains, valleys, cities, and small towns just like President Samora Machel carried his flame years ago. People will pass it from hand to hand, showing how we stay strong together. Many...
Business people and money experts love what the Central Bank just did. The bank said anyone earning foreign money must change half of it to local cash. This puts more dollars and euros into our markets right away. Most companies were stuck waiting months to buy any foreign cash they needed. The new rule helps fix this money shortage that hurts many local firms.
More than sixty big companies had waited over three months to buy dollars. These firms could not pay for imports or supplies without this cash. The new rule makes sure half of all export money stays here as real cash. Some people wish the rule would last longer than just a short time. Bank leaders think sharing this burden makes sense for everyone.
Money expert Hélio Cissa...
Health officials just shared scary news about long-term sickness in Mozambique. The Health Ministry found that many grown-ups face serious health problems based on their latest study. One out of every three adults has high blood pressure right across the country. For every twenty adults you meet, one lives with diabetes daily. High fat levels in blood plague one-fifth of all adults, hitting women harder than men. The number of very heavy people has jumped twice as high since 2005.
Young people sit around much more these days. They also drink way more alcohol than before. All these facts came from the big health check called InCRÓNICA 2024. The worst finding shows that nearly one in five adults aged 40 to 69 might face heart problems or...
Samuel Maimbo from Zambia asked President Daniel Chapo yesterday for Mozambique's backing in his run for African Development Bank leadership. Maimbo met with Chapo and promised to push money toward roads, farming, and business - areas where Mozambique already shines bright. Maimbo believes Mozambique has growth chances that his home country lacks, fitting perfectly with what he wants to do at the bank. He talked about the three harbors that could help create farm transport paths, bringing real cash benefits to everyone. Maimbo loves the Mozambican people most of all.
He called them warm, dedicated, and hardworking people he enjoyed working with before. He feels sure Mozambique will become a key player across the entire region soon. He...
