National Flag of Mozambique According to aceinland, the national flag of Mozambique is a horizontal tricolor consisting of three equally sized vertical stripes. The left stripe is green, the middle stripe is black, and the right stripe is yellow. At the center of the flag and slightly to the left stands a red five-pointed star… Read More »
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Economy and energy The Mozambican miracle (GDP growth rates of over 7% have been recorded for 10 years) is largely due to the economic recovery after the end of the war and to international aid, which contributes half of the state budget and at least 30 % of capital flows for investments. The promising prospects… Read More »
Tours to Mozambique is a trip to the Pearl of Africa, located on the coast of the Indian Ocean. The Bazaruto archipelago and the stylish, ultra-modern city of Maputo, Inyaca Island with a unique marine reserve, coastal landscapes and luxurious beaches of Moma, Langoshe, Tofu and Cape Barra – holidays in Mozambique are always bright,… Read More »
According to abbreviationfinder, Maputo is the capital of Mozambique and of the province of the same name. The city is located in southern Mozambique, at the mouth of the Maputo River, on the shores of the Indian Ocean, specifically between the coordinates 25 ° 58′S 32 ° 35′E, covering an area of 300 km² and a population of 1,087,692 residents… Read More »
Mozambique population In Mozambique, the population is growing rapidly to a current (2017) 29,669,000 residents. According to directoryaah, most of the residents belong to the Bantu peoples native to southern Africa, whose languages are also established alongside the official Portuguese language. In addition, Indians, Pakistani, Chinese, Europeans (especially Portuguese) and South Africans live in the… Read More »