As part of the Beneficiary Tracing Campaign for South Africa’s Mineworkers’ Provident Fund (MWPF), benefits have been paid to a total of 204 beneficiaries in the provinces of Maputo and Inhambane between 27 July and 1 August 2026, according to a press release issued by Mozambique’s Ministry of Labour, Gender and Social Action.

In Maputo province, 96 beneficiaries were located and paid benefits amounting to R17,882,000.

In Inhambane province, 108 beneficiaries were located and paid benefits amounting to R14,802,202.

In total, benefits were paid to 204 beneficiaries in the two provinces, with a combined value of R32,684,202, representing 20% completion of the campaign.

According to preliminary data, 1,117 beneficiaries remain to be located.

From 3 August, the campaign will continue in Gaza province, where more than 923 beneficiaries are expected to be reached.

The teams will work in the districts of Chibuto, Xai-Xai, Limpopo, Bilene and Chókwè, with the aim of locating beneficiaries and ensuring payment of the benefits to which they are entitled.

South Africa’s Mineworkers’ Provident Fund (MWPF) is a retirement and social security fund for mineworkers.