Mozambique and Malawi plan joint infrastructure projects; Botswana starts exporting coal through Maputo
Welcome to Zitamar’s daily Mozambique briefing for 27 April 2022
Agenda:
Today: President Filipe Nyusi begins a three-day state visit to Uganda.
The latest from Zitamar News:
Mozambique and Malawi plan joint infrastructure projects (£)
The neighbouring countries have agreed to work together on hydropower plants, telecoms connectivity, and to study the possibility of a gas pipeline from the Rovuma
Mozambican and Rwandan forces attack insurgents in Mueda
Minister of Defence Cristóvão Chume claims the security situation in Cabo Delgado is stabilising
Government makes fitful efforts to rehabilitate state infrastructure destroyed in the conflict
Report also available in Portuguese
Also in the news:
Fernando Faustino re-elected secretary-general of ACLLN (Rádio Moçambique)
Botswana starts exporting coal through Maputo (AIM)
Dugongo factory leaves over 100 families in poor conditions in Matutuine (MediaLab)
EU to provide €1.9m to SAMIM (Visão)
British company to support development of transport infrastructure (AIM)
Hidden debts: former intelligence services head owned Alaba investment company (AIM)
Mozambicans tighten their belts as prices rise (Lusa)
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