This booklet tells the story of the biggest EPZ of all in the southern African region: the Industrial Free Zone in Mozambique known as MOZAL. MOZAL is an aluminium smelter located just 16 kilometres outside Maputo, the Mozambican capital. But MOZAL is not only a...
During the last two decades a lot has changed in many aspects of our lives. One of the biggest influences on these changes has been the rise of globalisation which emerged as a different way of doing business. These changes impacted on many things in the spheres of...
In 1996 ILRIG published a booklet entitled Export Processing Zones: Solving the Problems of Southern Africa? Since that time the South African government, along with many other governments in the region, has moved ahead with export-oriented economic policies. In many...
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