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Agribusiness & Jobs: President Daniel Chapo announced that 10% of Mozambique’s agricultural projects will be reserved for national liberation war veterans, framing it as a push toward “economic independence.” Trade & Finance: NBM plc used FACIM in Maputo to strengthen its regional footprint, positioning itself as a financial partner for cross-border business. Industrialisation Push: Manica and Moz Parks signed an agreement to set up industrial parks, starting with a site in Selva (Vanduzi), aimed at agro-processing, metalworking and food-related manufacturing. Risk Management in Farming: EMOSE compensated about 9,000 agricultural producers with 25 million meticais after extreme-weather losses in 2024/25, highlighting weather- and yield-index insurance. Energy Reality Check: Mozambique-linked power dynamics surfaced as Malawi’s grid outlook hinges on spare parts and expected electricity imports from Mozambique. Security & Tourism: Rebels in northern Mozambique took a South African mechanic hostage during an attack on a hunting lodge in Marangira, with reports of multiple civilian hostages and facilities burned. Cross-border Logistics: DHL Express and Absa expanded the GoTrade programme to help SMEs trade across Sub-Saharan Africa, combining logistics training with financial tools. Investment Appetite: Billionaire Mohammed Dewji’s MeTL Group said Mozambique is its biggest 2026 commitment, pledging over $250m tied to job creation.

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