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China
28 April 2020

Portuguese and Chinese Builders Win €636 million Contract in Mexico
The Portuguese group has also won a USD 365 million project in Mozambique, related to the natural gas industry infrastructures. 
Angola
27 April 2020

Business Opportunities: Angola
The Angolan Government is progressing with privatizations in multiple fronts, including subsidiaries of the national oil company, Sonangol, and 13 industrial units in the Luanda-Bengo Special Economic Zone (SEZ).
Brazil
21 April 2020

State-Supported Bailout of Portuguese Airline TAP Could Have Chinese Funding
The Portuguese Government considers nationalising the company, where it already has half of the capital, but its private shareholders are pushing for a cash infusion, from a financial consortium which could have Chinese capital.
China
15 April 2020

COVID-19 Postpones Delivery of Airport Built by China in Mozambique
Chongoene airport, to be built in Gaza province, southern Mozambique, by China Aviation International Construction and Investment Co Ltd , is expected to be completed six months later than planned.
China
07 April 2020

Beijing Capital Airlines resumes flights to Lisbon
The Beijing-Lisbon flight by Beijing Capital Airlines (BCA), had support from the Portuguese and Chinese governments, but lasted a little over a year, until October 2018, due to BCA's parent companies financial difficulties. Despite turmoil in the aviation industry, it is now set to resume.
Brazil
26 March 2020

Vale group removes Brazilian workers from Mozambique
As the Covid-19 pandemic reaches Mozambique, Vale decides to repatriate expatriates working at its Moatize coal mine, one of Mozambique's major exporters.
Angola
19 March 2020

Covid-19 could cost African oil exporters USD 65 billion
The Covid-19 pandemic is taking a severe impact in the economies of China, Africa’s major trading partner, and also Europe and North America.
Mozambique
13 February 2020

China strengthens its position as the largest bilateral creditor of Mozambique
China continues to strengthen its position as the largest bilateral creditor of Mozambique and is expected to continue as such in the coming years, due to new credits being negotiated by the governments of the two countries, according to official figures.
Cabo Verde
05 December 2019

The winds of change
In 2017, Cabo Verde was planning to become the first country in the world to generate all of its electricity from renewables. This year, that ambitious target has been scaled down – but it isn’t stopping the African island nation from striving to quickly become as reliant as it can on renewables.
São Tomé and Príncipe
27 July 2019

São Tomé airport revamp starts to take shape
Technical studies for the airport modernisation project are near conclusion with construction expected to begin in late 2019 or early 2020 and last four years.
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