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Mozambique’s president praises ties with China

August 18, 2025
Mozambique’s president praises ties with China

Mozambique President Daniel Chapo (C) inspects the guard of honour during his inauguration at Independence Square in Maputo on January 15, 2025. Mozambique swore in Daniel Chapo as president on January 15, 2025 following months of post-election violence that an NGO says has killed more than 300 people. Vowing "to devote all my energies to defending, promoting and consolidating national unity", Chapo, 48, extends his Frelimo party's 50-year rule of the gas-rich African nation. Opposition candidate Venancio Mondlane claims that the October 2024 election was rigged. (Photo by ALFREDO ZUNIGA / AFP)

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Maputo Bridge in Mozambique has been connecting communities in the Southern African country’s capital, significantly improving the city’s road network and look.

Built by China, Katembe bridge shortened travel time from one half of the city to the other from hours to minutes.

President Daniel Francisco Chapo called the bridge a hallmark of Mozambique’s infrastructure construction and the enduring friendship between the two countries.

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“Indeed, this bridge is a hallmark. But in fact, we want to continue building more projects. Mozambique has abundant mineral and energy resources, such as natural gas, as well as a wide range of industrial zones and a real estate industry. We believe that with more infrastructure, especially N1, Mozambique will achieve even faster development. I am very fond of a Chinese saying: ‘If you want to get rich, build roads first,” said Chapo in an interview with China Media Group.

In November 2018, the bridge, built by a Chinese company, started operation, shortening the travel time from hours to minutes. Local residents have since referred to the Maputo Bridge as a concrete marvel and “the Bridge of Dream.”

Source: Africa News
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