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Cabo Delgado Insurgency: Cotton Farming hanging by a thin thread
The cotton industry, a significant source of income for locals, is under peril, putting thousands of farmers' ability to sell...
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African Development Bank Grants $1.4 Million to Export Trading Group to Strengthen Entrepreneurship Skills of Women-owned & Led Businesses in three Sub-Saharan nations
The African Development Bank Group's Board of Directors has authorized a $1.4 million technical assistance grant to Export Trading Group...
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SADC region set to lose out on passion fruit, enterprise is moving operations to Ghana
South Africa’s largest passion fruit farming enterprise is moving its operations to Ghana in response to Transnet’s inability to operate...
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UN supporting farming as a means to peace-building in Mozambique
An UN-led program is assisting attempts to rehabilitate former combatants and give them a chance to lead productive, peaceful lives...
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Cabo Delgado security concerns driving investment out
According to the independent news source "Carta de Mocambique," the British business Plexus, which had agreed to buy cotton from...
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Mozambique solicit Vietnamese agriculture, mining investment
Laurinda Esperanca The president of the Mozambican Assembly, Francisco Nhiuane Bias, stated during a meeting with members of the Vietnamese...
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CARWG meeting emphasizes potential for conservation agriculture
Stakeholders at the recently concluded Conservation Agriculture Regional Working Group (CARWG) meeting in Lusaka, Zambia, emphasized that conservation agriculture (CA)...
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Maximizing LNG revenue, is essential for encouraging growth in non-extractive sectors to foster Mozambique’s broad-based economic growth
Mozambique has experienced rapid economic growth over two decades, from 1993 to 2015. During that period, the country's growth, which...
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