Editing Maputo (section)

===Building projects===
[[File:Maputo–Katembe bridge from the norther shore; July 2018.jpg|thumb|On November 10, 2018, the [[Maputo–Katembe bridge]], Africa's largest [[suspension bridge]], was inaugurated, connecting the center of the city to the urban district of [[Katembe]], on the south bank of the estuary]]

In spite of its previous instability, Mozambique is experiencing one of the fastest growth rates for a developing country in the world.<ref>"Mozambique: From Post-Conflict Recovery to High Growth" (July 2009) The World Bank [http://siteresources.worldbank.org/IDA/Resources/IDA-Mozambique.pdf]</ref> The projected growth rate for 2011 is expected to be around 7.5%, some of it centered on the construction of several capital intensive projects in Maputo. Some of the more notable developments include Edificio 24, a mixed-use development that will be located at the center of the city along Avenida 24 Julho and Avenida Salvador Allende. The Maputo Business Tower is a modern 19-story building.<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://mbtmaputo.com/about-mbt.php|title=Maputo Business Tower|website=mbtmaputo.com}}</ref> The Radisson Blu corporation  has  constructed a 22-story hotel with 256 rooms in one of the city's trendiest spots on the ''marginal'' along the beach. A 15-story building for the second largest telecommunication company in the country, [[Vodacom]], was projected to be completed in 2010. The regeneration of the Maputo waterfront is an urban regeneration project that is being developed at site of the former annual industrial fair grounds (FACIM).{{citation needed|date=May 2023}}