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02/09/2026
Until the 6 September MozParks is participating in the 61st edition of  , therefore, we invite partners, investors, busi...
01/09/2026

Until the 6 September MozParks is participating in the 61st edition of , therefore, we invite partners, investors, businesses and visitors to meet our team at the Maputo Province Pavilion and learn more about MozParks’ industrial parks, investment opportunities, SME development initiatives and youth employment programmes.

We look forward to connecting with you at Mozambique’s leading international trade fair.

📍 Ricatla, Marracuene

📅 31 August – 6 September 2026

This picture from Nigeria shows howplastic waste has been turned into school chairs.Not just recycled for the sake of re...
26/08/2026

This picture from Nigeria shows how
plastic waste has been turned into school chairs.

Not just recycled for the sake of recycling.

It has been given a second life as something useful, durable and meaningful.
And there is a bigger lesson here.

We often look at waste and ask:
How do we get rid of it?
Maybe the better question is:
What can we create from it?
That shift in thinking changes everything.

A plastic bottle is waste only until someone finds a better use for it.
The same principle applies to business, technology and even careers.
Innovation is not always about creating something completely new.

Sometimes, it is about looking at something ordinary and seeing a possibility that others missed.
Waste → Resource
Problem → Opportunity
Recycling → Education
That is what real innovation looks like.
Not always flashy.

Sometimes, it simply looks like a classroom full of children sitting on chairs made from yesterday’s waste.

Source: Waste Innovation Stories (LinkedIn)

Sustainability Is Bigger Than Carbon.When people hear “sustainability,” the conversation often starts and ends with one ...
25/08/2026

Sustainability Is Bigger Than Carbon.

When people hear “sustainability,” the conversation often starts and ends with one metric: CO₂ emissions.

But the real picture is much bigger.

A sustainable economy must also consider social justice, food security, education, water replenishment, biodiversity, plastic reduction, circularity, regenerative design, and healthy oceans.

Why does this matter for the economy?

Because environmental systems and economic systems are inseparable.

Degraded ecosystems create economic risks.
Water scarcity disrupts businesses.
Biodiversity loss threatens supply chains.
Resource waste increases costs.
Social inequality weakens long-term resilience.

The opportunity is to move beyond simply “doing less harm” toward building systems that actively restore nature, strengthen communities, and create lasting economic value.

The future economy won’t be defined only by how much it grows.

It will be defined by what that growth protects, restores, and enables.

Sustainability isn’t a department. It’s the foundation of a resilient economy.

Visual credit: Akepa
Source: GreenEconomics (LinkedIn)

Climate Fund Managers has secured $182 million in the first close of a new South African green hydrogen fund, bringing t...
21/08/2026

Climate Fund Managers has secured $182 million in the first close of a new South African green hydrogen fund, bringing together public and private capital to finance projects spanning green hydrogen, ammonia and methanol as the country seeks to develop new industrial capacity while reducing emissions from sectors that are difficult to electrify.

The SA-H2 Fund, also known as Climate Investor Three South Africa, will invest across the green hydrogen value chain, including production and downstream derivatives, as well as projects aimed at decarbonising steel, fertiliser, e-fuels and chemical industries. The fund is targeting a final size of $738.18 million by mid-2028, making its ability to convert early-stage commitments into commercially viable projects an important test for the development of South Africa’s emerging hydrogen economy.

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Climate Fund Managers has secured $182 million in the first close of a new South African green hydrogen fund, bringing together public and private capital to

Congratulations MozParks another remarkable milestone achievement!
20/08/2026

Congratulations MozParks another remarkable milestone achievement!

Kenya is exploring the use of satellite imagery, geospatial technologies and Earth observation data to strengthen nation...
19/08/2026

Kenya is exploring the use of satellite imagery, geospatial technologies and Earth observation data to strengthen national forest monitoring, as the government seeks more reliable evidence on forest-cover change and the survival of trees planted under its 15 Billion Tree Growing Programme. The kenya forest service (KFS) and Kenya Space Agency (KSA) began formal discussions on August 12, bringing together the country’s forestry and space institutions around a system that could improve the measurement of deforestation, forest degradation and restoration outcomes. The move comes as Kenya faces an estimated annual loss of 84,716 hectares of forest to deforestation and an additional 14,934 hectares affected by degradation, according to the National Forest Status Report 2024.

The proposed cooperation between KFS and KSA comes at a critical point for Kenya’s restoration agenda. The government’s Mission 15B, also known as Jaza Miti, aims to grow 15 billion trees by 2032 while restoring 10.6 million hectares of degraded landscapes and increasing national tree cover to 30%. The programme covers forests, water towers, rangelands, farmlands, wetlands, marine ecosystems and urban areas, making accurate monitoring increasingly important as the scale of implementation expands.

Read more: https://africasustainabilitymatters.com/kenya-turns-to-satellite-technology-to-strengthen-forest-monitoring-and-track-15-billion-tree-restoration-target/

Source: Africa Sustainability Matters (ASM)

Unlocking Industrial Growth: Why Investors choose Beluluane Industrial ParkAs Southern Africa’s industrial expansion acc...
12/08/2026

Unlocking Industrial Growth: Why Investors choose Beluluane Industrial Park

As Southern Africa’s industrial expansion accelerates, corporate success relies on operating within an integrated, low-risk, and highly connected environment. Developed and operated by MozParks, Beluluane Industrial Park (BIP) provides a strategic foundation for international and domestic investors seeking long-term resilience.

Core Investor Advantages:

Strategic Location: Positioned on the Maputo Development Corridor, just 20 km from the Port of Maputo and 2 km from the N4 highway to South Africa.

Plug-and-Play Infrastructure: Fully serviced industrial land equipped with high-capacity power, natural gas, industrial water networks, 24/7 security, and advanced data centers.

Industrial Free Zone (IFZ) Benefits: Operational tax incentives, including 0% Corporate Income Tax (first 10 years), plus complete import duty and VAT exemptions on machinery and raw materials.

Administrative Facilitation: MozParks provides a One-Stop-Shop model to accelerate business licensing, environmental permitting, and regulatory compliance.

Established B2B Ecosystem: Immediate integration alongside 70+ global and regional anchor tenants, driving domestic value chains and local supplier growth.

Invest in a secure, cost-optimized, and connected industrial environment.

📩 Contact: [email protected]
🌐 Learn more: mozparks.co.mz

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