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Mozambique: Military and Paramilitary Forces — The FADM, the Cabo Delgado War, and the Foreign Intervention
This article analyzes Mozambique's security forces, particularly the national military's struggle to contain the Cabo Delgado insurgency. It explores historical capacity deficits, the role of foreign interventions from Rwanda and SADC, and ongoing international military training missions.
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◈ ExplanationAdvancedGovernment & Fiscal Policy › Government Structure
Mozambique: Government Structure — Presidential Republic, the Banco de Moçambique, and the FRELIMO Dominance
This article details the constitutional and administrative framework of Mozambique's government, highlighting the centralized executive power and the dominance of the FRELIMO party. It also examines the 1990 transition to multi-party democracy, provincial decentralization reforms, and the monetary role of the central bank.
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Mozambique: Economic Future — The LNG Megaproject, the Cabo Delgado Insurgency, and the Agricultural Frontier
This article assesses Mozambique's future economic prospects, focusing on the massive Rovuma Basin natural gas megaprojects and the security risks posed by the northern insurgency. It also examines traditional sectors such as agriculture and tourism, demographic pressures, and strategic infrastructure partnerships.
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◈ ExplanationAdvancedFinancial History › Crisis & Financial History
Mozambique: A Financial History — From the Spice Coast to the Coal Boom and the Hidden Debt Scandal
This article explores the financial history of Mozambique, tracing its evolution from colonial trade routes to the post-independence socialist experiment and subsequent structural adjustments. It details the modern coal boom and the devastating impact of the two-billion-dollar hidden debt scandal on the national economy and currency.
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