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African banks seek expansion beyond home markets
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African banks seek expansion beyond home markets

African banks are increasingly looking outside of their domestic markets, and many of the continent's biggest lenders are now active in multiple countries, buoyed by greater access to vast unbanked populations and a more stable political environment.

Mozambique's Moatiza mine
From World / Africa / Mozambique

Mozambique looks beyond mega projects

Mozambique’s economy is booming and unlikely to slow down anytime soon. But the majority of the growth is down to its abundant natural resources, which has not trickled down to the bulk of the population. The government is now focusing on boosting the rest of the economy.

Two-fifths of Mozambique's GDP comes from farming and food
From World / Africa / Mozambique

Mozambique looks to boost fledgling capital markets

Mozambique’s capital and financial markets remain small and undeveloped, a situation that will have to change if the country is to sustain its rapid growth and diversify its economy.

From World / Africa / Mozambique

Africa’s new leaders: The next generation

Good news from Africa is often drowned out by a tide of negative reporting. The Banker aims to combat this by profiling the achievements of leading young Africans. Writer Charlie Corbett .

From World / Africa / Mozambique

Investors look eastwards

While Africa’s oil and mineral-rich western regions dominate the headlines, Mozambique has slowly but steadily been turning investors’ heads towards the continent’s east coast. Charlie Corbett reports.

From World / Africa / Mozambique

Ready for stage two reforms

Mozambique’s prime minister, Luisa Diogo, tells James Eedes about the country’s immense progress in the past decade and its plans for future reforms.

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