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05 July 2021
Huawei Partners With African Telecommunications Union
The African Telecommunications Union (ATU) recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Huawei which will enable African countries and organizations to build capacities for the transformation of ICT.
01 July 2021
Mozambique’s Tmcel to Adopt Huawei LTE 5G Technology
Mozambique's telecom Tmcel will adopt Huawei's LTE 5G Technology under an ongoing bilateral partnership.
27 June 2021
UN’s Green Cities Action Programme for Africa to Include Cabo Verde and Mozambique
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations' (FAO) Green Cities Action Programme for Africa is to include cities in Cabo Verde and Mozambique.
16 June 2021
Banking Activity in Mozambique to Remain ‘Challenging’
Banking activity in Mozambique is set to remain 'challenging', due to the economic difficulties in the African country, according to a new report.
11 June 2021
Angola and Mozambique to Benefit From Ambitious USD 104 million Plan Against Land Degradation
Angola and Mozambique are among 11 countries in Africa and Central Asia to benefit from an ambitious USD 104 million program to safeguard drylands in the context of climate change, fragile ecosystems, biodiversity loss, and deforestation.
09 June 2021
‘Strong’ Chinese Demand Lifts Agricultural Commodity Prices
Agricultural commodity prices are rapidly increasing, driven by strong Chinese demand, benefiting African and South American producers of palm oil, coffee, maize and rice.
02 June 2021
China Debt Relief to Mozambique Topped USD 20 Million
Debt relief to Mozambique by China, under the Debt Service Suspension Initiative (DSSI), topped USD 20 million last year, the largest the African country was granted.
28 May 2021
New Chinese-Owned Cement Plant to Save Mozambique USD 54 Million in Imports
Mozambique's new Chinese-owned cement plant is expected to allow the country a reduction in imports of 360,000 tonnes per year, equivalent to USD 54 million.
13 May 2021
Sub-Saharan Africa Recovery Slowed by Weak State of Public Finances
The recovery of sub-Saharan African sovereigns from the pandemic shock last year is underway, but it is slowed by the weak state of public finances, Fitch Ratings says.
11 May 2021
Legal Update/ Mozambique: Amendments to the Investment Law
Decree No. 20/2021, of 13 April, which amends the Regulation of the Investment Law, raises the minimum investment amounts, according to legal database Legis-PALOP+TL.
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