Enjoying privileged access to information on the country’s natural resources, a group of public managers at the top of the extractive sector in Mozambique has formed business alliances among themselves, and with their former colleagues and former ministers. These links between technical managers and politicians are most blatant in the public company Empresa Nacional de Hidrocarbonetos (ENH – National Hydrocarbon Company), and in the Ministry of Mineral Resources (MIREM). This is another of those arrangements, bearing the stamp of conflicts of interest and trafficking in influence, that characterise the business strategies of the elite of the national public sector.
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