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The US super-major ExxonMobil has commended Mozambique’s government for stabilising the security situation in a gas-rich region in the north of the country. The improvements have encouraged the...

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But this was the turning point for Chataika. “I decided then that I didn’t want to leave in a country like that,” he told Al Jazeera.

But this was the turning point for Chataika. “I decided then that I didn’t want to leave in a country like that,” he told Al Jazeera.

But this was the turning point for Chataika. “I decided then that I didn’t want to leave in a country like that,” he told Al Jazeera.

Phillippa Dean reflects on the new initiatives that are illuminating the path to growth in Southern Africa.

A lot depends on the security situation, which has been very well managed.

After fleeing war in Mozambique and then economic peril in Zimbabwe, Luciano Chataika has found a home away from home.