Mozambique takes first steps to stem dangerous use of pesticides
Only a small proportion of farmers in Mozambique use pesticides, but numbers are growing, particularly after a plague hit corn fields in 2017 and 2018
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Zitamar Daily Briefing, 12 March 2018
Welcome to Zitamar’s daily Mozambique briefing for 12 March, 2018.
Agenda
- Today: Business organisation CTA holds its Private Sector Annual Conference in Maputo. President Filipe Nyusi is among the speakers. [...]
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SADC-EU trade deal a ‘win-win’ for Mozambican importers and exporters, says EU
The free trade agreement between the European Union (EU) and the countries of the Southern African Development Community (SADC), finally implemented in Mozambique on Monday, will help develop domestic industry in Mozambique, the EU says.
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Zitamar Daily Briefing, 20 December 2017
Welcome to Zitamar’s daily Mozambique briefing for 20 December, 2017 - the last Daily Briefing of this year.
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Mozambique rice industry needs to change to match demand
Experts believe that improved irrigation, seed quality, as well as a more commericalised market could be the key to improving Mozambique’s rice production as it struggles to meet soaring demand.
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EU-SADC free trade deal wins European parliament approval
The European Parliament on Wednesday gave its approval for an economic partnership agreement that grants duty-free access to the EU for products from Mozambique, Namibia, Botswana, Swaziland and Lesotho, and improves market access for South Africa.
The Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA), [...]
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