Description
Following independence in 1975, Mozambique was subsequently marred by 16 years of civil war. After a political settlement in 1992, the country experienced rapid economic growth though this has since been affected by both floods and a severe drought, leaving the country reliant on international assistance. Subsistence agriculture remains the biggest form of employment in the country, though tourism is an important and growing sector.

• Opportunity to produce desiccated coconut
• Mozambique looks to modernize its fisheries sector
• Establish a cement plant in Moatize City
• Prime investment opportunities on Mozambican coastline

• Automotive product manufacturer seeks African distributor
• Agent for quality food makers seeks partners in Southern Africa
• Food and beverage company seeks buyers for goods
• Agri-business agent is inviting new clients
• Broker is selling land and approved project for a seaside resort

• Riversdale agrees $800m China deal for Mozambique mine
• Third mobile network tender launched
• Portuguese cement company increases investment in Mozambique
• Mozambique to invest $289-million in electrification programmes
• Mozambique economy grows by 6.1% in 2009

• Understanding Business Transactions & Trade & Inv Laws in Africa
• US Presidential election: What it means for southern Africa?
• TFCA 2010 – Tourism Investment Opportunities