Nyusi confirms possibility of second floating gas platform; Mineral traders face new rules to combat terrorism funding
Nyusi confirms possibility of second floating gas platform; Mineral traders face new rules to combat terrorism funding
Welcome to Zitamar’s daily Mozambique briefing for 2 September 2022
Agenda:
Today: Luso-Mozambican summit continues, with Portuguese Prime Minister António Costa attending
Today-Sunday: Maputo International Fair, known as Facim, Mozambique’s biggest trade fair
The latest from Cabo Delgado:
2 September 22: Siripa, Chiure
Insurgents attacked and burned the village of Siripa in Chiure district, just 6km from the Lúrio river which divides the provinces of Cabo Delgado and Nampula. Casualties are not yet known, but a helicopter was reported flying in the village’s direction.
Source: Cabo Ligado intelligence
Today’s headlines:
Nyusi confirms possibility of second floating gas platform (Lusa, Mediafax)
Mineral traders face new rules to combat terrorism funding (Mediafax)
Mocímboa da Praia traders get government money to boost local economy (Carta de Moçambique)
Turkish ambassador praises Tanzania for securing Mozambique border (The Citizen)
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