Workers reported killed at Niassa hunting camp are alive in insurgent hands, sources say
Security forces found no bodies at the burned Mozambique Wildlife Adventures camp near Marangira, while residents saw three employees being marched away
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Niassa’s outsourced front line
Two people were killed at Marangira, in an attack that exposed the state’s dependence on the hunting industry for security in western Niassa
Counting what Mozambique produces
The government cannot transform agriculture and industry without knowing the economy it is starting from
Americans airlifted out of Niassa hunting camp after suspected insurgent attack kills two
Three American hunters flown out by helicopter after camp beside Marangira town is looted and burned; 13 workers still missing
An independent governor?
Felisberto Navalha must guard his and the Bank of Mozambique’s independence while ideally pulling in the same direction as the government
One day, two new governors
Reversing Waldemar de Sousa’s appointment to head the Mozambique’s central bank was necessary, but the rush to replace him provides little reassurance about Chapo’s selection process
Chapo revokes central bank governor appointment amid ‘hidden debts’ accusation storm
Waldemar de Sousa appointment revoked in less than 24 hours amid protests that he is still facing accusations of having approved $2bn illegal state-backed borrowing
A trial with no easy winner
Prosecuting Venâncio Mondlane may strengthen the opposition leader more than it weakens him
Waldemar de Sousa named new Bank of Mozambique governor
Former central bank director replaces Rogerio Zandamela who has spent a decade in the top job
Powered by dividends
EDM's profit last year came from its Cahora Bassa dividends rather than from selling electricity. That income is holding up the accounts while the push for power by 2030 stalls
The fight for Frelimo begins
Who will end up controlling the party?
The First Lady's invisible partners
Gueta Chapo wants the ruling party's women's wing to pay its own way. She has never explained who funds it, or who funds her, and that silence is the story
Cheap at the price
Chinese firms are accumulating graphite assets across northern Mozambique, weakening the country’s leverage over a mineral the West wants outside China
A new era without a reckoning
Chapo wants to remove Frelimo’s rotten fruit without examining the tree that produced it
The coast the state is losing
Frelimo's cadres meet in Chimoio this week. On the Cabo Delgado coast, it is the insurgents who are collecting the taxes
