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Mozambique debts: The end of the beginning?

Mozambique’s government and its bondholders edged towards a restructuring deal this week. While an agreement would not solve the government’s debt problems, it would be a big step forward. Elsewhere, South Africa’s treasury published bold reform proposals which – though they’re unlikely to be fully implemented – will at least spark a debate within the ruling party.

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