Mozambique's property boom | FT World

[@edsonbirklizze8235]

Desejo um futuro brilhante para os Moçambicanos e que chegue a população mais carente este boom de crescimento.Saudações a todo Moçambique desde o Brasil!!

[@jasonyoung4529]

Can they chill with the drums? There are other instruments played in Africa. Every tme there is a documentary about Africa you have 200 guys beating a drum around a circle. Play the kora or the kalimba. I know it sounds petty but it just brings up negative stereotypes

[@barca29np]

Jason Young I agree it's like all of Africa uses drums 24/7 when that's not true

[@tonnyanthonys2159]

😁😁.. Kinder truth

[@allenmaa7064]

Another thing is using music or instruments from one corner of the continent when showing and discussing a totally other region. I remember when I played music from Mali for a Chinese friend and he was amazed thinking it was going to be a torrent of drums.

[@Stefanburakov]

Best comment off The year

[@camloff]

Mozambique is a wonderful country with a special native people who is forgoten in every economic situation. I lived there for 17 years, until 1977.

[@dianamincher6479]

The Mocambiquans will get zero-look at South African squatter camps?

[@camloff]

I lived there for 17 years and traveled from Rovuma river to Ponta do Ouro. Nice diving at Kirimbas, Tambuzi atol, Santa Carolina and Inhaca Island. The poor People of Mozambique is excepcional nice and friendly. What have changed after Mozambique independence for the People? Any benefits go strait to the political purses that forget the PEOPLE who owns the very Country. In Mozambique Africans, Whites, Yellows and Indians all want the same - explore and get rich. Who cares for the People development? One party Country ... and for 43 years ... We had António Salazar fascism in Portugal for 50 years of under development.

[@aubreygross8703]

Carlos Fonseca Just like South Africa

[@CostaMagiga]

Great we have a shortage of affordable housing so now we are being catered for or maybe the expatriates are once again getting the housing whilst we the average citizens still fight among ourselves for housing perhaps living in a car whilst we wait as they are affordable second hand

[@tugadmundo]

quando Mocambique acordar ... um pais tao rico.. Forca Mocambicanos ,voces nao tem que ser melhores que outros mas tambem tem que acreditar que voces nao sao menos que ninguem. um abraco cordial para os irmaos/colegas (engenheiros tecnicos agricolas ) de Tchivinguiro em particular.

[@carlosmanane2431]

This development is only happening in Maputo, the rest of the country is embarrassing.

[@camloff]

Under colonial regime was the same in this so long country. The Maputo confort is what matters. Not the big coutryside,

[@camloff]

The rest of the country never existed under colonial regime and even after independence. What a marvelous country and people I know very well.

[@yehaw317]

Mozambique here

[@muhammadtahirumer4982]

I wanna ask what is price land in village in Mozambique.

[@PimpSpeed]

Right here too🤘

[@sarahhein4678]

Stop with the drums it's so annoying

[@FearlessNegotiator]

shd follow.up on where this market is......with energy and commodities prices softening. shd be tonnes of overhang and foreclosures?

[@adinfinitum6075]

Homes for the people of Mozambique.

[@camloff]

Not for the starving people of Mozambique but for foreigners ...

[@ireneuszpyc6684]

this luxury apartment boom is strange: [1] the city of Maputo is close to South African border, where youth male unemployment (that year: 2014) was 48.8%, which is like riots waiting to happen; [2] successive Mozambican governments lack credibility: look at the youth male unemployment data they presented to the World Bank - - how can it be that the unemployment rate between 1991 and 2014 varied only between 41.4% and 41.6% ?

[@Mercito]

all this construtions has no benefits to mozambicans

[@andreastagni8358]

Tell that to those mozambicans builders whose salary depends on it.

[@clementyang5260]

They don’t deserve that infrastructure anyways.

[@paultremblay4836]

@@clementyang5260 shut up hater, go away. What's your point? They don't deserve? What Mozambique lack is mass education. Without knowledge and skills, Africans cannot claim the salaries and jobs they need. But something is extremely is extremely corrupted with African countries who were colonized by Latin European powers, they are often more corrupted. Countries like Guinea biassou, Congo Angola and Mozambique should be far more wealthy because of their incredible natural resources. Seem like Latin countries are bad at sharing wealth. While non Latin countries like Ethiopia, Kenya, Namibia, Zambia, Nigeria, even Uganda do better with less natural resources wealth.

[@PimpSpeed]

Actually it does. We live in them.

[@stela_solar]

It’s a great country, full of potencial, that just needs good governance and more social equity.

[@robertdeus4262]

Yeah, real smart go ask a capitalist instead of a housing rights advocate about on how the property infrastructure would be fair for everyone in Mozambique, not a wealthy foreign elite.

[@IrishBraai]

Angola all over

[@eddiegee1136]

Only in Maputo

[@dianamincher6479]

All over in Johannesburg?

[@moviesjean23]

Should i remind you what happened in Mozambique 🇲🇿

[@dedasoul7708]

What happened

[@Andreas4696]

Didn't Mozambique default on their debt a while ago?

[@paultremblay4836]

With Brent oil at 78$ and gas price in good level, am sure that IMF won't give them too much trouble, they can easily pay back while taking future loans.

[@corrinetsang1478]

Mozambique LNG will goes a long way to pay its debt and more.

[@scrash2]

good

[@maxamedcagaran1896]

it`s tragedy that africans are failing in their native land that is what i saw at video or may be it is ad for construction company to attract white investors who know?

[@gfxfilms2012]

Gentrification in the motherland

[@denimili7659]

72 unfinished buildings XD

[@jaymielrashaw7164]

The nonsense going on in black people country.

[@jarobkaryagob8288]

wawww good africa

[@dianamincher6479]

Not if the capitalists exploit the natives all over again?

[@kekkekkles2457]

looks like bad journalism

[@Bozewani]

Economica Moçambique es uma de dez mas rapididade em do mondo

[@nicholaswoolfenden5254]

Following the other African countries to oblivion. Then the blacks will assume ownership. Don't we ever learn?

[@Whitehouse7814]

Thanks to china