British consultancy considers that Mozambique will grow only 1.2% this year, recovering from the 2020 recession, due to the suspension of gas projects, the effects of the pandemic and the slow distribution of vaccines
Category: Economy
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Ncondezi still waiting for an answer from the government about the project in Mozambique
Ncondezi Energy has updated the market on the Ncondezi 300MW integrated coal-fired power and coal mine project in Tete
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Post-Cyclone Recovery: Nearly 900 million meticals credit line for private sector
The government launched, this Thursday in the city of Beira, Sofala, a line of credit of about 900 million meticais for the recovery of the private sector after the cyclones Idai and Kenneth
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UK pledges support to Mozambique in developing renewable energy
The United Kingdom's Minister for Investment, Gerry Grimstone, on Wednesday expressed his country's willingness to help Mozambique
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Bank of Mozambique maintains monetary policy interest rate at 13.25%
The Monetary Policy Committee (CPMO) of the Bank of Mozambique decided Wednesday to maintain the monetary policy interest rate
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Access Bank Moçambique finalizes purchase of ABC bank
Access Bank Moçambique finalized, on Monday, the acquisition of ABC Bank
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Total returns to Mozambique when terrorism situation is "calm
The President of the Republic, Filipe Nyusi, said Tuesday that Total will return to Mozambique when everything is calm
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World Economic Forum cancels Singapore edition
The World Economic Forum, known as the Davos Forum, has canceled the 2021 edition, which was to take place in Singapore
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Government Wants to Preserve Coal Mining Even with Vale's Exit
The government guarantees that it intends to preserve the operation of the coal extraction and export project in Moatize, Tete province
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João Figueiredo elected the most visible leader in Mozambique
The Chairman of the Board of Directors of Moza Banco, João Figueiredo, was considered the leader with the most visibility in the national media during the first quarter of 2021