The outlook for the oil market, from the perspective of exporters looks grim. This situation will likely exacerbate the security, social and political tensions in various exporting countries that we track, including the populous nations of Nigeria, Algeria and even...
For the period of 16 to 31 March 2017, there were 56 critical incidents in Mozambique, resulting in 22 deaths. Truce between the Mozambican government and the RENAMO rebel movement remained intact, providing a clean path to a political resolution to the conflict...
For the period of 1 through 15 March 2017, MEA Risk’s Critical Incidents Tracker reports that Mozambique witnessed 54 critical incidents, resulting in 19 deaths, 200 wounded, and 40 arrests. While security issues have eased, many of the deaths are attributed to...
For the period of 16 to 28 February 2017, there were 51 critical incidents recorded in Mozambique, resulting in 33 deaths and 56 arrests as recorded by MEA Risk’s Critical Incidents Tracker. The deaths are largely the result of Cyclone Dineo and its aftermath,...
For the period of 1 to 15 January 2017, there were 33 critical incidents in Mozambique, resulting in 15 deaths and 16 arrests. These figures represent a major drop in the general country risk, considering that a temporary ceasefire has led a de-escalation of tension...
First the bad. The Mozambican economy is facing tremendous negative pressure originating from two major sources: first, the country has long depended on revenues from key mining products and commodities such as coal and petroleum exports. With demand for such...
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