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French group Total suspends work at gas plant near Palma despite authorities’ claims order has been restored
Burgeoning Islamist insurgency threatens Africa’s single biggest investment
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Silicon Valley start-up Zenysis drafted in to help authorities tackle disease
Violence surges as sector faces headwinds from oil price crash and coronavirus
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State-owned bank seeks to recover its share of a loan at centre of bribery allegations
Acquittal of Jean Boustani shows flaws in US efforts to prosecute overseas bribery
Acquittal of Jean Boustani in corruption case in Mozambique a blow to prosecutors
President tightens grip on power in polls that opposition branded a ‘mega fraud’
Country braced for massive investment after discovery of huge energy reserves off coast
How Chinese investment in a road ‘changed everything’
Splits among former rebels and separate conflict in north mean stability not yet assured
Detelina Subeva faced charge in US of conspiracy to help launder money
In this guest post, Rodrigo Olivares-Caminal of Queen Mary University of London argues that Mozambique policymakers need to act now to clear the country's default.
Group of leading news organisations releases its second list
Food and clean water in short supply after Cyclone Idai hits southern Africa
Aid groups seek to reach survivors on rooftops as storm’s economic cost mounts
Aid agencies warn of humanitarian crisis in some of Africa’s poorest countries
DoJ charged three Credit Suisse executives with fraud in connection with $2bn scandal
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