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Hidden Debts dossier
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Isaltina Lucas dismissal signals Nyusi attempt to ‘wash hands’ of hidden debts

Mozambican President Filipe Nyusi yesterday dismissed Maria Isaltina Lucas as deputy finance minister, potentially clearing the way for her to face prosecution for her role in the $2.2 billion ‘hidden debts’ scandal. The dismissal is an “appropriate measure” which removes her immunity as a [...]

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Hidden Debts dossier
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Mozambique wants Chang back to face Odebrecht charges, not ‘hidden debts’

Mozambique’s request for the return of former finance minister Manuel Chang, currently under arrest in South Africa, is not connected to his involvement in the so-called ‘hidden debts’ but to other corruption allegations involving a Brazilian construction [...]

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Economy
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IMF eyes new Mozambique programme, as civil society ‘questions sincerity’

Mozambique is currently in negotiations with the International Monetary Fund for an unfunded staff-monitored programme (SMP) to start at the beginning of 2019, which could lead to the financial support restarting later that year.

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Mozambique blocking access to extractive industry information, civil society claims

The Mozambican government is limiting information to the public regarding extractive industries in the country because it fears citizens will demand greater levels of accountability, the recently-departed head of the Centre for Public Integrity said on [...]

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Extractives
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Study says Mozambique’s ‘politicised’ mining sector invites corruption

The legislation that governs the licensing of mining resources in Mozambique has gaps that "politicise" the process, a situation that could lead to serious corruption, according to a report published in Maputo on Wednesday by transparency NGO the Centre [...]

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