IMF board approves $456m ECF; Islamic State declares Mozambique 'province'
Welcome to Zitamar’s daily Mozambique briefing for 10 May 2022
Agenda:
Monday to Wednesday: Foreign Affairs minister Veronica Macamo heads a delegation of Mozambican ambassadors on a visit to Cabo Delgado
The latest from Zitamar News:
Blocked Cabo Delgado reconstruction plan published on EU website
What appears to be the final version of a controversial reconstruction plan for Cabo Delgado province has been published in full on an EU website, despite not yet having been approved by the Mozambican government
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The IMF Board yesterday approved the proposed $456 million, three-year Extended Credit Facility for Mozambique, with about $91m available for immediate disbursement.
More details in the press release here
Islamic State (IS) social media yesterday claimed responsibility for killing three soldiers in Macomia on 7 May, saying the incident took place in “Wilayah Mozambiq”, marking the first time IS has referred to Mozambique as its own ‘wilayah’, or province
Also in the news:
IMF approves $456m credit facility for Mozambique (Lusa, Announcement)
Quelimane mayor Manuel Araújo attacks Renamo in TVM interview (AIM)
Frelimo launches programme to rebuild its infrastructures in Cabo Delgado (Rádio Moçambique)
Mozambican police accompany 1,500 returnees in Cabo Delgado (Lusa)
Government to establish legal status for local militias (Lusa)
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