Filipe Jacinto Nyusi

The working year began with a day of golfing and post-inauguration partying for President Filipe Nyusi who was sworn into office on 15 January for his second five-year term amid exceptionally heavy security...

Amid the familiar tropes about prioritising peace and democracy Nyusi declared that 'work work work' was at the heart of his ethos and that 'I citizen Filipe Jacinto Nyusi your President am the first to promise this and to set an example...

President Filipe Nyusi has won a second and final term of office with the second-largest majority since multi-party elections began in 1994...

The violence reflected badly on Frelimo and President Filipe Nyusi who did not even pay lip service to condemning violence let alone vow to punish the perpetrators...

While Frelimo is likely to win a majority of the seats in parliament its greatest worry is that President Filipe Nyusi who is seeking re-election will fail to clear the 50% hurdle in the first round of presidential voting...

This could give President Filipe Nyusi an extra 307 000 votes CIP says...

A source close to President Filipe Nyusi says that ironically the Mozambicans took all the criticism for the scams but little of the money...

Mozambique's President Filipe Nyusi caused outrage when he bought a private jet for less than $10m and the jet which caused Malawi's aid to be cut by the same amount cost $15m (AC Vol 58 No 24 Honeypot on wings)...

As a northerner President Filipe Nyusi was expected to help bring in the vote not lose it...

Frelimo insiders say party leaders were afraid of his reformist agenda and his relationship with President Filipe Nyusi has cooled...

The negotiations between President Filipe Nyusi and Dhlakama were meant to lead to a role for the Renamo fighters in the state military as part of talks for a lasting peace...

President Filipe Nyusi expressed regret that he had not been able to help his 'brother' in time despite the fact that under his leadership Frelimo had repeatedly tried to assassinate him (AC Vol 56 No 21 How Dhlakama and the peace talks were ambushed)...