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1111newsletterlegendMantenha-se a par das novidades do África Monitor212newsletterlegendKeep up with Africa Monitor news113newsletterlegendManténgase al día con las noticias del África Monitor314newsletterplaceholderIntroduza o seu email215newsletterplaceholderInsert your email116newsletterplaceholderIngrese su correo electrónico317searchresults resultados encontrados para218searchemptyNenhum resultado encontrado para a sua pesquisa219searchresults results found for your search1110searchemptyNo results found for your search.1111searchresultsresultados encontrados para su búsqueda3112searchemptyNo se encontraron resultados para su búsqueda.3113newsletterbuttonSign up1114newsletterbuttonRegistar2115loginrememberRemember password?1116loginrememberLembrar2117sociallegendSiga-nos2118sociallegendFollow us1119searchplaceholderSearch1120searchplaceholderProcurar21Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen153507563673040amfl2523mocMozambique: Jihadists Agree on Actions at Muidumbe Gathering
Xitaxi became known for a massacre, carried out by jihadists, that killed more than 50 young people in 2020. This “base” appears to be one of the group’s main command posts after the abandonment or dismantling of other refuge sites (AM Flash 25-16). READ MORE
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Over the years, several financial entities negotiated a stake in BNI, but withdrew for different reasons, such as Chinese group KWG, Spanish company Altarius Capital, and Banco Master, from Brazil.
110100jpg2026-07-30Thursday 30th July 202630 July 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen180457659700am1561stpSão Tomé and Príncipe: Vila Nova’s Victory Hastens Patrice's Downfall
After his political allies lost control of ROSEMA (AM Flash 26-14), PATRICE TROVOADA is now accumulating judicial and political setbacks. The candidate he supported for PR, NITO D’ABREU (NA), was defeated by CARLOS VILA NOVA in the 19.JUL presidential elections. NA did not win any of the country's six districts or the autonomous region of Príncipe, where he was supported by the president of the regional government, FILIPE do NASCIMENTO (FN).
110100jpg2026-07-30Thursday 30th July 202630 July 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen180687660500am1562moc1Mozambique: Zandamela's Successor at Central Bank 'Inherits' Moza Case
Moçambique Capitais , whose shareholders include elements of the political and business elite linked to FRELIMO, advocates for an independent forensic audit that includes a set of issues raised by the governor of the BdM to clarify the cost of the intervention, the effects on the bank and the responsibilities of the interveners, namely the governor, who may be called to the process even after leaving office.
110100jpg2026-08-06Thursday 6th August 20266 August 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen180697660600am1562moc2Mozambique: Continuation of Jihadist Incursions in Cabo Delgado
The increase in incursions confirms the trend, since JUN, of increased attacks and approximately a dozen fatalities. This increase in activity has once again placed on the government's agenda the need to establish a framework for negotiation with the terrorists that leads to the laying down of arms and, eventually, an amnesty. Several peace initiatives have been attempted in recent years by civil society organizations, the Catholic Church, and the Islamic Council of Mozambique.
110100jpg2026-08-06Thursday 6th August 20266 August 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen180707660700am1562angAngola: BBVA and World Bank Support Debt Amortization
The Ministry of Finance is under pressure from large debt amortizations during 2025-27, absorbing most of the foreign exchange inflows. With domestic debt already excessive, the 2026 Budget increases the risk of banks' exposure to sovereign debt, potentially leading to a combination of inflationary depreciation spiral and exclusion of credit from the private sector, depending on the response of the National Bank of Angola's monetary policy.
110100jpg2026-08-06Thursday 6th August 20266 August 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen180717660800am1562cplpCPLP: End of the Road for Lourenço's Opponents
Along with UMARO SISSOCO EMBALÓ, former PR Guinea-Bissau, ULISSES CORREIA e SILVA and PATRICE TROVOADA kept the MPLA's "natural partners" within the organization away from the political and diplomatic leadership of their respective countries for several years.
110100jpg2026-08-06Thursday 6th August 20266 August 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen180987661600am1563moz1Mozambique: Machipanda Concession Under Suspicion
The Saga/Nexon proposal included Norton Rose Fulbright (legal), Rand Merchant Bank and Waterborne Capital (financial dossier), as well as specialized technical consultants. According to the consortium, the bidding committee violated several principles, such as equality (differential treatment among competitors), impartiality (non-objective evaluation of criteria), transparency (lack of justification) and proportionality. A formal complaint was filed demanding a reassessment of the assigned score.
110100jpg2026-08-13Thursday 13th August 202613 August 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen180997661700am1563moz2Mozambique: ENH Plans Big With Debt to Galp Outstanding
In parallel, Galp is in a tax dispute with the government due to the sale of its 10% stake in the Area 4 (Rovuma LNG) consortium to ADNOC - Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (AM 1426). Mozambique considers that Galp's gains from the sale of its stake should be taxed as profits, while the multinational believes that most of that amount corresponds to the repayment of shareholder loans and the recovery of investments made (AM 1557).
110100jpg2026-08-13Thursday 13th August 202613 August 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen181007661800am1563geEquatorial Guinea: “Teodorin” Purge Brings Down Another Member of the Elite
The case may resemble that of RUSLAN OBIANG NSUE (RON), half-brother of “Teodorin”, sentenced to 6 years in prison due to fraudulent operations at the airline CEIBA (AM 1542). Months after the conviction in the court of first instance, the provincial court of Bioko Norte, Bioko Sul and Annobón acquitted and released RON, the same happening with LUCIANO ESONO BITEGUE, former DG and former Deputy Minister of Civil Aviation (AM 1516).
110100jpg2026-08-13Thursday 13th August 202613 August 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen181227662500am1564gbGuinea-Bissau: One-Sided Campaign for Constitutional Referendum
Despite Gen. HORTA INTA-A, the current "transitional" PR and president of the ACM, denying it, the constitutional project to be put to a referendum meets the interests expressed by UMARO SISSOCO EMBALÓ (USE) throughout his first term, when he fired the absolute majority government and dissolved parliament, which has not functioned since then (AM Flash 25-32).
110100jpg2026-08-20Thursday 20th August 202620 August 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen181237662600am1564moc1Mozambique: Government Divided on Mining Projects
In this and other negotiations, sources consulted point to contradictions between the positions of the Federal Revenue Service (AT), led by ANÍBAL MBALANGO (AMO), and other entities involved such as the Investment and Export Promotion Agency (APIEX), directed by LUÍS MACHAVA - similarly to AMO, appointed by DANIEL CHAPO - and the National Mining Institute (INAMI), led by OLAVO DENIASSE (OD).
110100jpg2026-08-20Thursday 20th August 202620 August 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen181247662700am1564moc2Mozambique: Changes in FRELIMO Expected After Cadre Meeting
On the eve of the first national cadres meeting of FRELIMO (21-23.AUG, Manica), the government practically suspended interministerial activity, with the Council of Ministers not taking place, despite important matters to address, including addenda to the development plans for Area 1 and Area 4 (AM 1560).
110100jpg2026-08-20Thursday 20th August 202620 August 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen181257662800am1564angAngola: Gemcorp and Chinese Cash in With Capanda Rehabilitation
Another Gemcorp company - IMBONO - Gais Gemcorp Angola Investimentos e Serviços (SU), S.A. - will be awarded the technical and financial coordination and management of the project, worth USD 34.2 million. By delegation of PR JOÃO LOURENÇO (JL), the process will be conducted by the Minister of Energy and Water, BAPTISTA BORGES.
110100jpg2026-08-20Thursday 20th August 202620 August 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen181477663500am1565moz1Mozambique: Chapo Faces Resistance in “Renewal” to Control FRELIMO
The Political Commission was demanded more dynamism from it, with many arguing that the body is not at the service of the PR and that some of its members mainly have their own agenda to have privileged access to information and conduct private business in their own interests.
110100png2026-08-28Friday 28th August 202628 August 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen181487663600am1565moz2Mozambique: SASOL Prevents Potential Government Temptations
The political context of the objective of “economic independence” and the government's need to obtain more benefits from foreign investors is beginning to force companies, especially in the extractive sector, to demonstrate that they have met the criteria for local content and social responsibility, as well as tax obligations.
110100jpg2026-08-28Friday 28th August 202628 August 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen181497663700am1565gbGuinea-Bissau: Nigerians Join Turks in Airport “Hub”
The agreement was signed by the Minister of Transport, Telecommunications and Digital Economy, FLORENTINO PEREIRA, former minister and leader of the PRS party. The Nigerians will also provide and operate an executive jet for the use of the Guinean PR and government.
110100jpg2026-08-28Friday 28th August 202628 August 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen181507663800am1565angAngola: European Financing for Lobito Corridor
The 260 km stretch will connect the east of the country to the Port of Lobito, allowing the outflow of strategic minerals (copper, cobalt and manganese), in addition to agricultural production on farms that may be launched in the region, and for which the government intends to attract foreign companies, notably European and Brazilian.
110100png2026-08-28Friday 28th August 202628 August 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen181867664700am1566angAngola: Oil Production Stability Gains Consistency
While Total and Chevron secured incentives for new drilling in producing blocks, the areas granted to Shell (BG, formerly British Gas, the vehicle chosen for new investments in Angola) are new. This multinational has committed USD 1 billion to seismic studies and drilling in the country, to which it has returned with a new deep and ultra-deep water exploration agreement, after a 20-year absence.
110100jpg2026-09-03Thursday 3rd September 20263 September 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen181877664800am1566mozMozambique: Chapo Stumbles on Appointment of Central Bank Governor with IMF at Doorstep
Similar to ERNESTO GOVE and the then-administrator JOANA MATSOMBE, WALDEMAR SOUSA (WS) was accused by the Attorney General's Office (PGR) of financial offenses, with the case being transferred to the Administrative Court (TA) where it was allegedly archived without the PGR questioning him. The then-Attorney General BEATRIZ BUCHILI (BB) currently serves as legal advisor to DANIEL CHAPO and is also under pressure for not having signaled to DC the status of WS as a defendant.
110100jpg2026-09-03Thursday 3rd September 20263 September 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen181887664900am1566moz2Mozambique: Venâncio Betrayed by Prominence
As a member of the State Council, VENÂNCIO MONDLANE will be tried directly by the Supreme Court, which makes the process faster and limits the possibilities for appeal.
110100jpg2026-09-03Thursday 3rd September 20263 September 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen181897665000am1566gbGuinea-Bissau: After Referendum, Sissoco Accelerates Campaign for Presidential Elections
The new party law also imposes a set of conditions, namely compliance with the statutes. The PAIGC is already well past the deadlines for holding its Congress and, if it fails to do so, it may be prevented from participating, although DOMINGOS SIMÕES PEREIRA is considering holding an "online" Congress, and could amend the statutes to allow this format.
110100jpg2026-09-03Thursday 3rd September 20263 September 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen182077665500amfl2625mocMozambique: Jihadists Expose Weaknesses Outside Rwandan Perimeter
Despite clashes between the military and jihadists in the Montepuez district, near the border with Niassa province, weeks before the attack, indicating the risk of attacks in the short term, there was no mobilization of troops to the region.
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