OPCW and Brazil strengthen chemical emergency preparedness across the Lusophone countries
Aerial view of the Port of Maputo, Mozambique. (Photo: Jacek Sopotnicki/Getty Images)
Container ships unload at the Port of Maputo as trucks and trains carry cargo inland, part of a steady flow of goods connecting Mozambique’s coast with markets across Southern Africa. In 2025 alone, the port handled 32 million tonnes of cargo, including chemicals used fo…
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