The carrier Air France announced today that it will start flying Paris-Maputo on December 2 and not at the end of October as it had initially planned, says a statement from the French company
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"Restrictions caused by covid-19 hold back Mozambique's economy in August" - Standard Bank
Mozambique's private sector economy suffered a decline in August due to the tightening of confinement rules because of covid-19, Standard Bank announced
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Mozambique approved investment projects worth US$ 753 million in the first semester
Mozambique has approved in the first half of 2021 a total of investments worth 753 million dollars, highlighting the energy sector, announced the President of the Republic, Filipe Nyusi
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Digital currencies could replace the dollar within five years
In an increasingly technological and highly online-oriented world, the growth of digital currencies seems almost inevitable. So much so that banks are warning of the possibility that digital currencies, for example, will replace the dollar within five years
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"Aquaculture could generate more than 17,000 jobs in the next five years"
To increase the aquaculture production from the current little more than three thousand tons to 24 thousand, as well as the generation of 17 thousand jobs, is the perspective of the Ministry of Sea, Inland Waters and Fisheries, for the next five years
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National ports without cargo handling containers
The scarcity of containers in the national ports for the transport of goods has forced Mozambican operators to move cargo in bags, despite all the risks that this may entail
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Maputo International Fair opens this Monday
The Maputo International Fair (FACIM), the largest business and enterprise sample, will take place from August 30th to September 5th, in virtual and face-to-face format, due to the limitations imposed by covid-19
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Gradual return of security in Cabo Delgado encourages entrepreneurs
Business people in Cabo Delgado are optimistic about the gradual return of security and the reopening of access roads to areas affected by terrorism, but expect help from the government to rebuild destroyed infrastructure
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August 26, 2021August 26, 2021Agriculture, Companies, Business
Absa Bank Mozambique commits to support value chain of export products
Absa Bank Mozambique has recently committed to support the development of export product value chains by financing the commercial production and processing industry of macadamia, avocado, lychee, beans and agro-forestry products
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Mozambique exports close to 150,000 tons of cashew nuts
Mozambique annually places on the international market close to 150,000 tons of cashew nuts. The figure is below the expected taking into account the potential of the country