Mozambicans in a sentence

The French enslaved people from Mozambique, Madagascar, and South Africa Mozambicans on the island.

After more than two decades of war ravaged the north of the country, peace brought Mozambicans to the city with the population nearly doubling between 1997 and 2019.

For the first time Mozambicans are also electing provincial governors who were previously appointed by the ruling party.

In the aftermath of Cyclone Idai, hundreds of thousands of Mozambicans were left without shelter, food or access to health services.

Nearly 90,000 Mozambicans are thought to be sheltering in temporary sites, while thousands of others are still stranded in floodwaters, AFP news agency reports.

Statistically, the Mozambicans are better than Malawi as they are 145 on the latest Fifa women’s rankings table, two ahead of Malawi.

The pope asked Mozambicans to be vigilant against pillaging and unethical exploitation of natural resources “driven by a greed generally not cultivated even by the inhabitants of these lands, nor motivated by the common good of your people”.

There were Mozambicans too but because of the language barrier, they did not find it comfortable here.

The violence has resulted in some Mozambicans and Nigerians retaliating against South African businesses in their countries.

He added that Palestinians, Egyptians, Nigerians, Bangladesh, Eritrea, and Mozambicans are also included.

Nyusi regarded Dhlakama’s death as “a very bad moment for Mozambicans,” and urged all citizens to ensure that nothing fails in the path to lasting peace.

Several hundred Mozambicans are now employed by the park in sectors including tourism, construction, road maintenance, auto repair, finance, human resources, scientific research, and wildlife management," he said by email.

Speaking at a ceremony in Maputo with members of the Mozambican police, Nyusi warned that the current stage is still delicate and demands “special attention”, so that it produces results favourable to all Mozambicans.

There are essential steps that we have skipped, such as those that see destitute Mozambicans able to adapt in foreign harsh environments, because they acquired basic hands on skills.

All Mozambicans are required by law to attend school through the primary level; however, a lot of children in Mozambique do not go to primary school because they have to work for their families' subsistence farms for a living.

An estimated one million Mozambicans perished during the civil war, 1.7 million took refuge in neighboring states, and several million more were internally displaced.

An estimated one million Mozambicans perished during the civil war, 1.7 million took refuge in neighbouring states, and several million more were internally displaced.

Asians, Afrikaners, Portuguese, and black Mozambicans speak their own languages.

Black Mozambicans, although more heavily discriminated against, also enjoyed movies in makeshift theatres (rooms that were temporarily converted to handle a projector, screen and chairs).

Education and health Under Portugal, educational opportunities for poor Mozambicans were limited; 93% of the Bantu population was illiterate, and many could not speak Portuguese.