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It had been a long time that, working in Africa, I had not felt the contradictions, the doubts, and also the anger so strongly. How to restructure a health system, which was already insufficient, in such a volatile and unpredictable reality? Where to build the new centres? H

An insurgent group is advancing inexorably from north to south of the province, from east to west, leaving behind devastated villages. It is believed that there have been more than 2.000 deaths and more than 430.000 refugees.

Opinion article of the International Relations Coordinator from Mozambique, the first destination of a mission that will take him to Ecuador, Bolivia and Bosnia. Reflections on health as a right and health as a result of both national and international politics and decisions

Opinion article of the International Relations Coordinator from Mozambique, the first destination of a mission that will take him to Ecuador, Bolivia and Bosnia. Reflections on health as a right and health as a result of both national and international politics and decisions

We’ve been working for more than two years hand in hand with Forum Mulher, the biggest network of bodies fighting for women’s rights and particularly against gender violence in Mozambique.

It is esteemated that 1.7 million people have been directly affected by the cyclone's passage, which is already considered one of the worst climate disasters in the two latest decades in South-Western Africa.

Media campaign to inform and mobilize the citizens of Mozambique in defense of their right to health.

I International Conference on Social Determinants of Health in Maputo. Now we open the period of submission of papers until March 31.

In Cabo Delgado - Mozambique, we are giving support to the Provincial Health Directorate (DPS-CD) in developing an essential tool for the promotion of health in the Province: The Action Plan for Health Promotion.

Mozambique ranks third from last in terms of the UNDP’s Human Development Index 2014. Maputo is the country’s capital and its largest city: it gathers circa 40% of the Mozambique urban population and represents 20.2% of the country’s GDP. Since the passing of the Act 2