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Mozambique
A general in carbon credits trading

A former Mozambican minister for defence, retired General Alberto Joaquim Chipande is to go into the business of trading carbon [...]

Published on 01/10/2011 at 23:03 GMT

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Alberto Joaquim Chipande
CIST
Frelimo
Hewa Moçambique
of Cape Town
Robert Primmer
Rovuma Madeiras de Cabo Delgado
theIDLgroup
University

Mozambique
Two former generals invest in electricity business

Attracted by the growing need for electricity in the country, [...]

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Mozambique
Petromoc’s new allies

The Mozambican national company Petroleos de Moçambique (Petromoc), which already has 19 oil depots with a total capacity of 500,000 [...]

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All the ministers are involved in business

The government in Maputo is crammed full of ministers and senior civil servants who pad out their monthly pay check with dividends from their portfolios of shares in local private companies. This situation does not necessarily result in insider trading [.

Subscribers only Politics 18.01.2013

Mozambique
Two generals in business

The former head of the Mozambican air force, now a retired general who long ago moved into the world of [...]

Subscribers only Business 20.07.2012

Spotlight | Mozambique
From battle dress to three piece suits

Taking their cue from President Armando Guebuza and his family, who have stakes several companies (see here), many former officers in the Mozambican army now lead very comfortable lives as businessmen. Over the years, they have creamed off the most [.

Subscribers only Politics 10.02.2012

Mozambique
Alberto Joaquim Chipande

The name of the veteran Frelimo dignitary and retired General Alberto Joaquim Chipande, 72, is doing the rounds in certain [...]

Subscribers only 01.07.2011

Spotlight | Mozambique
Frelimo leaders sew up business

Continuously in power since the country achieved independence in 1975, Frelimo has become the backbone of the dominant class in Mozambique. Many of its leaders have metamorphosed into businessmen, while local investors draw closer to this ruling party so as [.

Subscribers only Politics 22.10.2010

Mozambique
Business and politics good bedfellows

Straight after being ousted from his portfolio, a former minister has gone into business with partners of choice: a serving minister and a mayor.

Subscribers only Business 14.05.2010

Mozambique
Retired general in mines

Retired general and Frelimo dignitary, Jacinto Soares Veloso, who long ago moved into business, has just created a new mining company.

Subscribers only Business 14.05.2010

Spotlight | Mozambique
Everybody is doing business

The business networks and the ruling Frelimo party have been closely interweaved for decades, leading to a risk of insider trading at all levels of power in Mozambique. Support or cooption between entrepreneurs and government officials puts the companies that [.

Subscribers only Politics 29.06.2007

Mozambique
Petromoc going into biodiesel

The Mozambican State company has recently created a new company with private partners to go into the biofuels sector.

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CIST
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of Cape Town
Robert Primmer
Rovuma Madeiras de Cabo Delgado
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Libya
From Tripoli to Benghazi, Turkish trader BGN's oil odyssey

Mozambique
A general in carbon credits trading

Mozambique
Two former generals invest in electricity business

Mozambique
Petromoc’s new allies

Spotlight | Mozambique
All the ministers are involved in business

Mozambique
Two generals in business

Spotlight | Mozambique
From battle dress to three piece suits

Mozambique
Alberto Joaquim Chipande

Spotlight | Mozambique
Frelimo leaders sew up business

Mozambique
Business and politics good bedfellows

Mozambique
Retired general in mines

Spotlight | Mozambique
Everybody is doing business

Mozambique
Petromoc going into biodiesel