Mozambican government reacts to conflict by imposing its own digital narratives

Mozambican journalist receives international prize for press freedom

Freedom of expression in a downward spiral in Southern Africa, says new study

Is Mozambique trying to expel a foreign journalist?

In Mozambique, a tug of war between public health and digital rights during the pandemic

After being kidnapped and threatened, Mozambican YouTuber has his channel suspended

YouTuber in Mozambique kidnapped after denouncing a self-proclaimed prophet

Rising attacks against journalists for reporting about the conflict in north Mozambique

New privacy law in Mozambique threatens freedom of expression, activists say

Has Russia influenced the general elections in Mozambique?

Mozambican journalists and activists targeted with threats in election year

Mozambique pushes for SIM card registration, raising privacy and election monitoring concerns

Mozambican journalists are released pending trial, after months in detention

#FreeAmade: Journalist arrested and tortured after reporting on violence in northern Mozambique

The journalist was detained by Mozambican police while reporting a story in Cabo Delgado.

Taxed, throttled or thrown in jail: Africa’s new internet paradigm

Across the continent, the legal and economic costs of speaking up are rising.

In Mozambique, new licensing fees have raised the cost of doing journalism — and may threaten media freedom

The fees were described by Mozambican online newspaper @Verdade as "astronomical".

The Government of Mozambique is “Spying on its Citizens”, According to @Verdade

The order to intercept information was secured by military command between 2012-2014, and installed by the Chinese ZTE Corporation. Listening in on citizens is said to have begun in 2013.

Cyber Attack Downs Mozambique's @Verdade News Site on Election Day

The attack began on the eve of the election and managed to bring down the site just as polls closed and votes were being counted.

Netizen Report: Battling “Annoying” and “Insulting” Emails in India, Mozambique

This week's Netizen Report looks at troublesome laws affecting speech in India, Mozambique, and Zambia, along with a proposed surveillance measure in Kosovo.

Mozambique: Controversial SIM card registration

Shortly after the September protests in Maputo that were convened by SMS, the Mozambican government issued a Ministerial decree law forcing mobile pre-paid phone users on the country's two networks to register their SIM cards. The process caused protest and has gone slower than the strict law requires.