Review of African Political Economy
Review of African Political Economy - Vol. 28 No. 87
Mozambique Wins Long Battle over Cashew Nuts & Sugar
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Abstract of Briefing
Title:Mozambique Wins Long Battle over Cashew Nuts & Sugar
Author:Joseph Hanlon
Location:Vol.28 No.87 (March 2001), pp111-112
 Mozambique has banned the export of unprocessed cashew nuts, ending a five-year battle with the World Bank and International Monetary Fund. Meanwhile, the IMF has allowed Mozambique to protect its expanding sugar industry; IMF directors overrode opposition from their own staff. Allowing Mozambique to protect its two most important agro-industries is a remarkable reversal by the international financial institutions. It results from intense pressure from the Mozambican government, trade unions and business, taken up by international campaign groups.

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