Mozambique's Revenue Miss: A Tale of Post-Election Unrest
Tuesday, Jan 28, 2025 3:21 pm ET
1min read Mozambique's 2024 revenue target has been missed by 10%, a significant setback attributed to the political unrest following the contentious presidential election. The post-election violence, which has persisted since October 2024, has taken a heavy toll on the country's economic activities, leading to a decline in revenue and growth.
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