Police and migration service top the ranking for corruption; Chinese lobbying to build mine on nature reserve
Welcome to Zitamar’s daily Mozambique briefing for 3 August 2022
Agenda:
Today-Tomorrow: Mozambican state-owned electric utility EDM meets World Bank and Southern African Power Pool representatives to discuss financing electricity transmission infrastructure in southern Africa
The latest from Zitamar News:
Cabo Ligado Weekly: 25-31 July 2022 (also available in Portuguese)
Nangade district headquarters suffer first ever direct insurgent attack
Sources point to possible change of leadership within the insurgency
Basic services still lacking in key areas as displaced people return home
Also in the news:
Police and migration service top the ranking for corruption (O País)
Chinese lobbying to build mine on nature reserve (Carta de Moçambique)
China cuts import duties for Mozambican imports (Lusa, O País)
Census for local elections due in February (O País)
Mozambique to carry out census of foreigners (Lusa)
Agricultural exports rise in 2022 (O País)
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