Government calls for greater recognition of locally produced potatoes
The Government is calling for measures to prioritise the purchase and consumption of potatoes produced in Mozambique, as a way...
Prasl farmer now grows 30 tons of potatoes per hectare
By DIONÍSIO NOVELE* In Boane, Maputo Province of Mozambique, Arlindo Elias Massingue’s fields tell a story of persistence, learning, and...
SADC Steps Up Preparedness as Severe El Niño Threat Looms
More than 70% of the people of the Southern African Development Community depend on agriculture for their livelihoods, so a...
Portugal’s Young Farmers Plan an Incubator to Grow Mozambique’s Next Agribusiness Owners
Teaching a young person to grow crops is no longer enough, says the Young Farmers Association of Portugal, known as...
Built for Mozambique. Backed by Ronil.
Why local partnership matters when business takes you further. When business takes you beyond the major cities, the definition of...
Gov’t facilitate legal labor mobility to Qatar
Authorities at the Ministry of Labor, Gender, and Social Action have strengthened the legal framework governing labour recruitment with Qatar...
A Chinese Partnership Could Turn Mozambique’s Cassava Into a Global Commodity
Mozambique is seeking to turn cassava from a crop long associated with subsistence farming into an export commodity, with China...
Crackdown on Illicit Timber: Mozambique Seeks Revised Trade Terms with Beijing
Mozambique is seeking to renegotiate its bilateral forestry pact with China in a bid to clamp down on timber smuggling,...
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