Mozambique has huge debts – but talk of rescheduling is a big con-trick, as Joseph Hanlon explains.
Mozambique has huge debts – but talk of rescheduling is a big con-trick, as Joseph Hanlon explains.
JOE HANLON interviews ACHOLA PALA OKEYO who believes that there is little chance of useful agrarian reform while planners ignore half the rural population: the women.
*Joseph Hanlon* is a writer on Mozambique and author of _Peace without profit: How the IMF blocks rebuilding in Mozambique_. He is also a policy advisor to Jubilee 2000.
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