Joaquim Tobias Dai, Executive Board Director of Exictos (member of Asseco Group), gives his outlook for the economy of Mozambique by the end of 2016/beginning of 2017, and mentions some of the challenges to be faced.
Joaquim Tobias Dai, Executive Board Director of Exictos, gives his outlook for the economy of Mozambique by the end of 2016/beginning of 2017, and mentions some of the challenges to be faced.
Rui Mendes gives an overview of SODIL. The company has been importing and distributing fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) for the Mozambican market, since its creation in 2000. SODIL works with renowned brands such as Revlon, Yardley, Lenthéric, Adidas, Coty, Cotoneve, Logex, etc.
Rui Mendes apresenta a SODIL, uma empresa Moçambicana de importação e distribuição de produtos de grande consumo. A SODIL trabalha com marcas como Revlon, Yardley, Lenthéric, Adidas, Coty, Cotoneve, Logex, etc.
In accordance with SIMAT’s internal communication policy, the year 2016 has been declared under the theme “2016, the year of thousand colors”.
In order to celebrate the International Mother Language Day which took place last 21st February, SIMAT organised an internal competition of the best translator in Mother Language.
Rui Barros gives his assessment of the banking sector in Mozambique and explains what is the role of Barclays in the country, as well as its strategy in terms of corporate and retail banking. He also discusses challenges to be faced.
Luis Roque Aguiar gives an overview of the transportation sector in Mozambique and presents Motrabro, a global logistics services company with branches in Maputo, Nacala, Tete, Beira, Quelimane and Johannesburg.
Teve lugar no dia 08 de Fevereiro, em Maputo, a abertura do ano lectivo na Escola Secundária das Acácias (ESDA), uma unidade da Universidade Politécnica. O evento foi dirigido pela Directora Geral das Escolas Secundárias daquela instituição de ensino superior, Natália Folgado, e contou com a presença do Reitor Lourenço do Rosário.
Marcopolis ranked the top business leaders in Mozambique. The ranking is based on an executive survey with the top businessmen as part of the business report on Mozambique. Ernesto Gove is No. 1 and Mhamud Charania, at No. 2, is the second top business leader in Mozambique.
