Mozambique hit new bumps on its economic journey over the last year, including currency devaluation and inflation, yet the long-term prospect of a major LNG export business could bring about the investment the country needs.

Filipe Jacinto Nyusi, President of Mozambique

Mozambique, once considered one of the most mine-affected countries in the world, has been declared free of landmines.

Aníbal Cavaco Silva, Former President of Portugal, on political and economic links, the importance of common goals, and the uniqueness of the countries' relationship.

TBY talks to Rogério Manuel, President of Confederação das Associações Económicas de Moçambique (CTA), on the business climate in Mozambique.

Despite experiencing one of the fastest GDP growth rates in Africa, Mozambique's many unmet needs are still attracting the attention of international and domestic developmental institutions.

TBY talks to Jorge Mondlane, President & CEO of FirstMetical, on the up-and-coming private sector in Mozambique, tough challenges facing startups, and mobilizing the youth in the country.

In search of new sources of higher returns, many large equity investment firms have set their sights on the opportunities afforded by the quickly developing economy of Mozambique.

TBY talks to Natividade Bule, Founding member and Former President of Ntamú, on access to credits.

TBY talks to Rui Barros, CEO and Executive Board Member of Barclays Mozambique, on innovation and the company's unique offers for customers in Mozambique.

Financial inclusion is still low in Mozambique, but a program to install cashless mini ATMs could provide a solution for improving financial access, especially in rural areas.

Though reports of the government's restructuring of the country's so-called 'Tuna Bond' occupied most of the financial headlines in 2015, market indicators reflected a year of much-needed growth in the country's capital markets.

The Mozambique insurance industry is sitting tight, anxious for the coming online of megaprojects and the resultant trickle downstream. Despite delays on that front, however, insurers are still posting solid growth figures.

TBY talks to Mufaro Chauruka, Managing Director of Moçambique Resseguros (MOZRE), on building the necessary resources, increasing competition, and expectations for the year ahead.

Insurers are increasing their scope to cater to the growing automobile insurance market, especially with manufacuturers rolling out more vehicles.

Foreign investments are sources of capital, foreign exchange, and technical know-how for developing countries such as Mozambique. Over the past three decades, Mozambique has been successfully striving to ensure a favorable legal framework for foreign private investment.