Browsing: Celso Correia

Agribusiness

22. November, 20220

Bumper harvest narrows Mozambique’s agricultural trade gap

A bumper harvest last year brought Mozambique close to self-sufficiency in certain popular products - but imported wheat and rice remains vital to Mozambicans' diets

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Daily Briefing

28. September, 20220

Zitamar Daily Briefing, 28 September

Welcome to Zitamar’s daily Mozambique briefing for 28 September 2022 Sep 28 ▷ Listen SAVE Agenda:…...

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Politics

28. September, 20220

Frelimo Congress elects new Political Commission

A new Political Commission was elected at the Frelimo Congress in Matola on 27 September - with some suspected presidential hopefuls missing out, while Celso Correia got in

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8. March, 20220

Nyusi reshuffles top team in preparation for IMF programme and first Rovuma gas

Mozambican President Filipe Nyusi last week moved to strengthen his grip on the country’s government with the most profound cabinet reshuffle of his time as president

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Cabo Ligado

18. November, 20210

Cabo Delgado reconstruction plans reveal government’s post-conflict priorities

With the government predicting that insurgent violence is winding down, it has decided to inaugurate a phase of post-conflict reconstruction by drawing up a reconstruction plan for Cabo Delgado

Hidden Debts dossier

10. September, 20210

President Guebuza’s private secretary admits receiving €750,000 from Privinvest

President Guebuza's private secretary insisted there was no link between her arranging meetings with shipbuilding group Privinvest, and her receiving €750,000 from Privinvest via an intermediary

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Agriculture

15. July, 20210

Use of false data crippled agricultural production in Mozambique, experts say

Mozambique's agriculture sector has been using erroneous data for the last five years, a new study has revealed — leading the government to believe production was much higher than it actually was, and skewing the provision of seeds and other aid for the sector

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Daily Briefing

9. June, 20210