Connecting Business. Enabling Opportunity. Delivering Impact.
The UK–Mozambique Chamber of Commerce is a member-funded, non-profit organisation established to strengthen trade, investment, and business collaboration between the United Kingdom and Mozambique.
The Chamber provides a structured platform for businesses to connect, access opportunities, and navigate the complexities of operating across both markets. It is designed to act as a trusted and authoritative voice for UK-linked business in Mozambique, supporting companies to reduce the cost and risk of doing business through practical support, market insights, and strategic partnerships.
Backed by founding members across key sectors including banking, energy, mining, telecommunications, and professional services and supported by the British High Commission, the Chamber brings together experience, networks, and expertise to drive meaningful commercial engagement.
“As President of the UK–Mozambique Chamber of Commerce, I am proud that this initiative has been shaped and funded by companies that are already invested on the ground. Now we can turn that experience into a practical platform that lowers risk and accelerates sustainable, long‑term projects in Mozambique.”
Tarcisio Mahanhe, President of the UK–Mozambique Chamber of Commerce
Mission and Objectives
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The mission of the UK–Mozambique Chamber of Commerce is to support and promote bilateral trade and investment by enabling practical business connections and facilitating access to opportunities.
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Strengthen commercial relationships between UK and Mozambican businesses
Support companies entering and operating within Mozambique
Provide relevant market intelligence and business insights
Facilitate targeted networking and engagement opportunities
Act as a collective voice for members in dialogue with key stakeholders
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Founded by businesses already active in Mozambique and supported by the British High Commission, the Chamber brings together networks, expertise, and on-the-ground insight to support companies in navigating opportunities and building long-term partnerships across both markets.
The Chamber is led by an experienced group of professionals with strong backgrounds across business, finance, and international trade.
The inaugural President represents Access Bank, bringing extensive experience in investment and corporate banking, alongside deep connections with both Mozambican and UK markets.
The Chamber is managed by an Executive Director with over 18 years of experience across international organisations, banking, and trade and investment initiatives, with a strong track record of delivering projects across the UK–Mozambique corridor.
Further details on the wider team and governance structure will be shared as the Chamber continues to develop.
Meet the Team
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Cláudia Manjate
Vice President, UK–Mozambique Chamber of Commerce. (VODACOM)
Cláudia Manjate holds a degree in International Relations and Diplomacy. She currently serves as Director of Government Relations and Institutional Engagement at Vodacom Mozambique, where she leads the company’s strategic communications architecture and institutional positioning as a key partner in the national digitalisation agenda.
With more than two decades of experience in public affairs, corporate diplomacy, legislative advocacy, and reputation management in sectors such as energy and agribusiness, she has played a decisive role in fostering collaboration between the private sector and the State, contributing to policy reforms, governance models, and initiatives of national impact.
Throughout her career, she has stood out for her ability to harmonise institutional interests, develop multisectoral cooperation, and build strong, consistent bridges between companies, government entities, and civil society. She is also a mentor and champion of youth personal development initiatives, with strong involvement in programmes focused on digital literacy, entrepreneurship, and skills development for the economy of the future. -

Tarcisio Mahanhe
President, UK–Mozambique Chamber of Commerce. (ACCESS BANK)
Tarcísio Mahanhe is the Director of Wholesale Banking at Access Bank Mozambique. With a Master’s degree in Banking & International Finance from Cass Business School, London, and a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from the University of Brasília, he has more than 25 years of experience in Mozambique’s banking sector.
He began his career at Banco Internacional de Moçambique (BIM) as a Senior Money Market Operator and Deputy Treasurer. In 2008, he became Head of Treasury Operations at BancABC, contributing to the bank’s financial growth. At Moza Banco, he revitalised the Treasury Department, boosted revenues, and led the bank’s first issuance of commercial paper and bonds.
He joined the Access Bank family in 2020 as Risk Director, and in 2022 he took on his current role as Director of Wholesale Banking, where he continues to lead business development, with a focus on the expansion of the bank and Mozambique’s economy.
Tarcísio Mahanhe is also a founding member of the UP! Mentoring Club for local entrepreneurs and start-ups, in collaboration with IdeiaLab. He is also recognised for his participation in and dedication to charitable initiatives. -
Edite Langa
Treasurer, UK–Mozambique Chamber of Commerce. (RSM)
Edite Langa is the Head of Advisory at RSM Mozambique, with over 12 years of experience in risk advisory, ESG, and strategic transformation. She has led engagements across governance, internal audit, valuations, and market assessments for both public and private sector clients, supporting institutional resilience and sustainable growth. She also serves as Director at ANJE Mozambique, where she leads International Cooperation and Strategic Partnerships, advancing youth entrepreneurship and cross-border collaboration.
Edite holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from the University of Madras (First Class), and an MSc in Management (Strategy) from Dublin City University (Irish Aid Fellow). She also completed the Global Leadership Programme at Saïd Business School, University of Oxford. As a Board Member of the UK–Mozambique Chamber of Commerce, she contributes to strengthening bilateral trade, investment, and responsible business practices.
Thank you to our Founding Members
The establishment of the UK–Mozambique Chamber of Commerce has been made possible through the commitment and collaboration of its founding members and supporting institutions.
The Chamber recognises the valuable contribution of all partners and stakeholders involved in its development and looks forward to building a strong and sustainable platform for UK–Mozambique trade and investment.
“We decided to be part of this initiative because we see genuine, untapped potential in the UK–Mozambique corridor and know that no single company can unlock it alone. Through the Chamber we can pool our insight, networks and convening power to navigate complexity more effectively, support responsible investment and help shape the business environment in a way that works for both current and future investors.”