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Mozambique
06 November 2019

Mozambique economic growth hurt by international trade tensions
Current international trade disputes, most notably between the US and China, are slowing global growth. With the price of commodities also on a downturn, economy’s like Mozambique’s, heavily dependent on such efforts, are already taking a hit.
Cabo Verde
10 October 2019

Cabo Verde is one of West Africa’s most attractive tourist markets
Cabo Verde is among the most attractive tourist markets in West Africa at a time when the continent is increasingly attracting tourism investment, according to an assessment released by Hospitality and Tourism International Consulting.
China
02 October 2019

Chinese Construction Companies Set Sights on Portugal
The good momentum of the Portuguese real estate market continues to attract more and more investors. Chinese construction companies are showing interest in partnering with, or even acquiring, Portuguese counterparts.
Angola
24 June 2019

Angola begins nationalisation of assets acquired with public funds
After months of investigations into the acquisitions, made by members of the political and military elite over the last few years, of assets from the state or using state funds, Angola has finally kicked off a nationalisation process that is set to agitate political and business circles.
Timor-Leste
10 May 2019

Timor-Leste bets on SMEs to diversify its economy
Facing a slump in its economic engine - oil production - Timor-Leste is also in urgent need to diversify its economy and generate jobs for the country’s youth, and is betting on small and medium enterprises to assist.
China
24 April 2019

Ho Iat Seng almost certain to be next Chief Executive of Macau
The Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress (NPC) in Beijing approve a request by Macau Legislative Assembly (AL) President Ho Iat Seng to resign from the nation’s top legislature clearing the way for his bid for chief executive of the Macau Special Administrative Region (MSAR).
Macao
16 April 2019

More Secretaries needed in Macau government to keep up with GBA strategy
With Macau nearing the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Macau Special Administrative Region (MSAR) at the end of this year – 20 years after Macau’s administration was returned by Portugal to China – there is a growing number of voices who have been calling for changes in the government structure at high level
China
28 February 2019

Portuguese speaking-countries to play key role in Greater Bay Area plan of Macau
The Portuguese-speaking countries (PSCs) will play a key role in the future of Macao outlined in the Greater Bay Area (GBA) Plan of the Central Government of China.
China
19 February 2019

China aims for “world-class city cluster” in the south
On Monday (February 18) the Chinese government unveiled its blueprint for a “world-class city cluster” in the southern province of Guangdong and the adjoining Special Administrative Regions (SARs) of Macao and Hong Kong.
Angola
16 October 2018

Luanda looks to regional trade
The government of Angola has announced that it will finally join the Southern African Development Community (SADC) free trade zone next year.
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