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Mozambique Hosts 60th Maputo International Trade Fair

Down the main aisle of a bustling conference pavilion in Mozambique’s capital, Maputo, Lucia Matimele stood surrounded by lush green leaves, peppers on the stalk, and bunches of ripe bananas. “We have land, we have water, we have farmers!” she said with enthusiasm. “What we need is investment.” Matimele, the director of industry and commerce for Gaza province—one of Mozambique’s key agricultural regions about 200km (125 miles) from the capital—brought a display of the province’s most promising crops to the 60th annual Maputo International Trade Fair (FACIM). She joined thousands of other exhibitors from within and outside the country to showcase products and attract new business opportunities. The government has emphasized economic growth and investment this year despite political challenges. More than 3,000 exhibitors from nearly 30 countries are participating in the event, which runs for seven days and is […]

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Mozambique’s Opposition Leader Declares Himself President Amid Chaos.

Venâncio Mondlane, Mozambique's main opposition leader, has vowed to declare himself president on January 15, rejecting the official results of the October presidential election. His declaration comes as violent protests, fueled by accusations of electoral fraud, engulf the nation.The unrest began after Mozambique’s constitutional court upheld the election victory of ruling Frelimo party candidate Daniel Chapo, who was declared the winner with 65% of the vote. Mondlane, who received 24%, alleged widespread rigging and refused to accept the court’s ruling.Protests have spread across the country, with Frelimo offices, police stations, banks, and factories attacked. At least 21 people have died in the violence, according to government officials. The streets of Maputo, the capital, were deserted on Christmas Eve as businesses shut down in fear of further unrest.Mondlane, currently in self-imposed exile, addressed his supporters via Facebook, urging peaceful protests but […]

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