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Mozambique’s ‘debt scandal’ casts shadow over governor appointment

Activist says president’s U-turn is likely to have been prompted by public outcry

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Mozambique’s president is likely to have reversed the appointment of Waldemar Fernando de Sousa as governor of the central bank after a public outcry over his alleged links to the country’s hidden debts scandal, a prominent Mozambican human rights activist has said.

Speaking to Central Banking, Adriano Nuvunga, an academic who serves as director of not-for-profit organisation the Centre for Democracy and Development, says the accusations against de Sousa are “well known”, and that under

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