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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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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Harvesting Green Gold: How Agrarian Innovation and Regional Partnerships are Fueling Southern Africa’s Energy Revolution
Across Southern Africa, a quiet transformation is taking place at the intersection of agriculture and clean energy. From the fertile...
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Southern Africa Mobilises as El Niño Threatens Regional Farming
Across Southern Africa's dusty farming belts, an anxious sky stretches over arable lands that feed tens of millions. Following formal...
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