The Mozambican state is facing a continuous increase in its overall indebtedness. During the first three months of 2026, the government contracted an additional debt of approximately 9.2 billion meticais. This figure represents a 1% increase compared to the final quarter of the previous year. The rise occurred specifically between January and March of the current year. This trend highlights a growing financial burden on the national treasury. The data indicates a steady climb in the government's financial obligations. Consequently, the state continues to rely on further borrowing to sustain its operations.