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A Commitment to Sustainable Development In Mozambique
Since 2011, GE has established a base for its oil and gas business in Mozambique forging partnerships with local organisations to build infrastructure and develop a much-needed workforce for its emerging offshore industry. Today, GE Mozambique employs 47 people and 94% of these employees are Mozambican citizens. Read more. More about GE in Africa in this BRIEFING.
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Vini Dall'Armellina was GE's Country Manager for Transportation in Mozambique. As the first GE employee in Mozambique he was responsible for establishing the GE office in the country in 2012 and growing its operations. As he prepares for his next role in GE Transportation's global risk team, GE Reports Africa caught up with him to get a glimpse into what his experiences working in Mozambique over the last couple of years have been. Read
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South African Jay Caboz, a writer for Forbes Africa, won the GE-sponsored Energy & Infrastructure Award at the 2016 CNN Multichoice African Journalist Awards in October. He won for his piece '40 Years of Mozambique - The Dead Port that Rose Again,' which was chosen from entries spanning 38 African countries. In a new article about his work, Caboz discusses the importance of the Energy & Infrastructure awards
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