Mozambique: Languages and Travel Information

Mozambique is located in Sub-Saharan Africa, with a population of 23,929,708 (2011) and the arrival of 2,224,000 (2009) tourists a year. Are you traveling or researching Mozambique? Following is some information on the languages and country. SpeakSheets offers our Lifetime Members printable and downloadable language sheets with no monthly costs ever. With more than 16 languages covering over 2.3 billion people worldwide, we can help make your travels to Mozambique and beyond even more fun!

If you are traveling to Mozambique or just looking for some more information, we can provide some Mozambique travel language help. We also have some word categories for travel to Mozambique. We’re always working on new languages and more travel words for the languages we do have. Our Lifetime Members have unlimited access to download and print our language sheets. We have the best language sheets on the web, guaranteed.

National Languages of Mozambique

Mozambique Information

Region: Sub-Saharan Africa
Long Name: Republic of Mozambique
Country Code: MOZ
Currency Unit: New Mozambican metical

Mozambique Population

Population: 23,929,708 (2011)
Population, 65+: 3.32384 (2011)
Population, 15-64: 52.73873 (2011)
Population, 0-14: 43.93743 (2011)
Income share held by lowest 10%: 1.94 (2008)
Income share held by highest 10%: 36.73 (2008)

Mozambique Internet, Mobile and News

Internet users: 1,028,977.444 (2011)
Internet users per 100 people: 4.3 (2011)
Fixed broadband subscribers: 16,270 (2011)
Fixed broadband subscribers per 100 people: 0.06799 (2011)
Daily newspapers per 1,000 people: 2.73432 (2004)
Mobile cellular subscriptions: 7,855,345 (2011)
Mobile cellular subscriptions per 100 people: 32.82675 (2011)

Mozambique Transportation

Passenger cars per 1,000 people: 9 (2009)
Motor vehicles per 1,000 people: 12 (2009)
Rail lines (km): 3,116 (2010)

Mozambique Tourism

International tourism revenue (US$): 285,000,000 (2010)
International tourism arrivals: 2,224,000 (2009)
ATM’s per 100,000 adults: 5.69982 (2010)

Mozambique Economy

GDP (US$): 12,797,754,231 (2011)
GDP growth (annual %): 7.1 (2011)
GDP per capita (US$): 534.80612 (2011)
Employment in agriculture: 80.5 (2003)
Employment in services: 16.1 (2003)
Employment in industry: 80.5 (2003)
New businesses registered: unspecified

Mozambique Health

Life expectancy: 50.15061 (2011)
Health expenditure per capita (US$): 21.33927 (2010)
Adult males who smoke: 18.21266 (2009)
Adult females who smoke: 2.26853 (2009)
Nurses and midwives per 1,000 people: 0.341 (2010)
Hospital beds per 1,000 people: 0.7 (2011)

Mozambique Environment

Mammal species, threatened: 12 (2011)
Fish species, threatened: 55 (2011)
Bird species, threatened: 24 (2011)
Droughts, floods, extreme temps (% of pop): 3.66245 (2009)
Marine protected areas: 3.25453 (2010)

Travel to these cities in Mozambique and beyond!

Always wanted to visit or return to Mozambique? We provide some great travel info for the following cities in Mozambique.

Travel to Xai-Xai, Mozambique	127,366 residents
Travel to Lichinga, Mozambique	109,839 residents
Travel to Quelimane, Mozambique	188,964 residents
Travel to Beira, Mozambique	530,604 residents
Travel to Nampula, Mozambique	388,526 residents
Travel to Maxixe, Mozambique	119,868 residents
Travel to Maputo, Mozambique	1,191,613 residents
Travel to Tete, Mozambique	129,316 residents
Travel to Chimoio, Mozambique	256,936 residents
Travel to Pemba, Mozambique	108,737 residents

Other Countries in Sub-Saharan Africa

Learning a few words in the language of the country you are visiting will help make your travels more immersive and fun. Here are other countries in Sub-Saharan Africa:

Country	Language(s)	Population	Annual Tourists	Region
Angola	Portuguese	19,618,432 (2011)	425,000 (2010)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Benin	French	9,099,922 (2011)	199,000 (2010)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Botswana	English, Tswana	2,030,738 (2011)	2,145,000 (2010)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Burkina Faso	French	16,967,845 (2011)	274,000 (2010)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Burundi	French	8,575,172 (2011)	201,000 (2006)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Cameroon	English, French	20,030,362 (2011)	298,000 (2008)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Cape Verde	Portuguese	500,585 (2011)	382,000 (2010)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Central African Republic	French, Sango	4,486,837 (2011)	52,000 (2009)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Chad	Arabic, French	11,525,496 (2011)	31,000 (2009)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Comoros	Arabic, French	753,943 (2011)	15,000 (2007)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Congo	French	4,139,748 (2011)	85,000 (2009)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Côte d’Ivoire	French	20,152,894 (2011)	n/a	Sub-Saharan Africa
Dem. Rep. Congo	French, Swahili	67,757,577 (2011)	53,000 (2009)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Equatorial Guinea	French, Spanish	720,213 (2011)	n/a	Sub-Saharan Africa
Eritrea	Arabic, English	5,415,280 (2011)	84,000 (2010)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Ethiopia	Amharic	84,734,262 (2011)	330,000 (2008)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Gabon	French	1,534,262 (2011)	358,000 (2008)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Ghana	English	24,965,816 (2011)	803,000 (2009)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Guinea-Bissau	Portuguese	1,547,061 (2011)	30,000 (2007)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Guinea	French	10,221,808 (2011)	30,000 (2007)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Kenya	English, Swahili	41,609,728 (2011)	1,469,000 (2010)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Lesotho	English, Sotho	2,193,843 (2011)	414,000 (2010)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Liberia	English	4,128,572 (2011)	n/a	Sub-Saharan Africa
Madagascar	French, Malagasy	21,315,135 (2011)	196,000 (2010)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Malawi	Chewa, English	15,380,888 (2011)	746,000 (2010)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Mali	French	15,839,538 (2011)	169,000 (2010)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Mauritania	Arabic, French	3,541,540 (2011)	30,000 (2000)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Mauritius	English, French	1,286,051 (2011)	935,000 (2010)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Mozambique	Portuguese	23,929,708 (2011)	2,224,000 (2009)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Namibia	English	2,324,004 (2011)	984,000 (2010)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Niger	Arabic, French	16,068,994 (2011)	66,000 (2009)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Nigeria	English	162,470,737 (2011)	1,414,000 (2009)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Rwanda	English, French, Kinyarwanda	10,942,950 (2011)	666,000 (2010)	Sub-Saharan Africa
São Tomé and Principe	Portuguese	168,526 (2011)	8,000 (2010)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Senegal	Arabic, French	12,767,556 (2011)	875,000 (2007)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Seychelles	English, French	86,000 (2011)	175,000 (2010)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Sierra Leone	English	5,997,486 (2011)	39,000 (2010)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Somalia	Arabic, English	9,556,873 (2011)	n/a	Sub-Saharan Africa
South Africa	Afrikaans, English, Sotho, Southern Ndebele, Swati, Tsonga, Tswana, Venda, Xhosa, Zulu	50,586,757 (2011)	8,074,000 (2010)	Sub-Saharan Africa
South Sudan	English	10,314,021 (2011)	n/a	Sub-Saharan Africa
Sudan	Arabic, English	34,318,385 (2011)	420,000 (2009)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Swaziland	English, Swati	1,067,773 (2011)	868,000 (2010)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Tanzania	English, Swahili	46,218,486 (2011)	783,000 (2010)	Sub-Saharan Africa
The Gambia	English	1,776,103 (2011)	91,000 (2010)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Togo	French	6,154,813 (2011)	150,000 (2009)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Uganda	English, Swahili	34,509,205 (2011)	946,000 (2010)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Zambia	English	13,474,959 (2011)	815,000 (2010)	Sub-Saharan Africa
Zimbabwe	English, Northern Ndebele, Shona	12,754,378 (2011)	2,239,000 (2010)	Sub-Saharan Africa