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Mozambique: Gapi strengthens funding for the rural economy and prepares a new strategic plan for 2030
Gapi channelled approximately 400 million meticais into the rural economy in 2025 and ended the fiscal year with a solid...
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ICRISAT, FAO back farmer-led seed enterprises
…as Mozambique expands pigeon pea markets ICRISAT and FAO are backing a rapid expansion of farmer-led pigeon pea seed enterprises...
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Mozambique Scrambles for 26,000 Tonnes of Emergency Seeds
MAPUTO – The Mozambican agricultural sector is facing a critical supply-side shock as national authorities seek to secure 26,000 tonnes...
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Mozambican Sugar Exports Surge 50% to $36m, Bouncing Back from Cyclone Impacts – Updated
Mozambique's sugar exports soared to $36 million in 2024, marking a robust 50% increase from the previous year, as the...
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Green Tea Production Surges in Mozambique’s Guruè District – Update
The Guruè district of Zambézia is on track for a strong tea harvest, with production of green tea leaves expected...
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Mozambique’s Coffee Sector Rises as Conservation Effort Lures Foreign Investment – Update
A burgeoning coffee industry is providing significant economic stimulus within one of Mozambique’s key protected areas, attracting substantial foreign development...
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Mozambique Reverses Stance on Pigeon Pea Exports to India – Update
Mozambique has unexpectedly reversed its decision to delay pigeon pea exports to India, bringing forward the start of shipments by...
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Mozambique Targets 7% Cereal Production Jump in 2025/2026 Agricultural Campaign – Update
BEIRA, SOFALA — Mozambique's agricultural sector is poised for ambitious growth, with President Daniel Chapo announcing a target of 3.4...
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