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AfricaAugust 1 2019

Mozambique pins hopes on gas transformation

Mozambique has endured a difficult few years, with GDP growth slowing and natural disasters devastating parts of the country. However, major developments in its gas industry provide hope of better times to come. John Everington reports.
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This year will be remembered as a landmark for Mozambique, for both tragic and positive reasons. 

In March and April, the country was hit by Cyclones Idai and Kenneth, two of the worst disasters ever experienced in Mozambique’s history, resulting in thousands of lost lives and millions of dollars worth of damage. 

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John Everington is the Middle East and Africa editor. Prior to joining The Banker, John was the deputy business editor of The National in the UAE, and has also worked for Dealreporter, Arab News and The Telegraph. He has also covered the telecom sector in Africa and the Middle East, living and working in Qatar and the UK. John has a BA in Arabic and History and an MA in Middle Eastern Studies from the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) in London.
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