Reviving Mozambique's Cashew Industry

This chapter delves into the historical rise and fall of Mozambique's cashew industry, focusing on its peak in the 1960s and the subsequent impacts of civil war and World Bank policies. It explores the recent revival sparked by export taxes, which have simultaneously benefited processing factories and posed challenges for farmers. The narrative highlights the broader implications for agricultural policies in Africa, emphasizing the need for effective government intervention to balance economic growth and fair pricing.