Air Mozambique has officially replaced LAM (Mozambique Airlines), closing the chapter on the troubled national carrier and opening another, not with fireworks or fanfare, but with the quiet weight of a company trying to outfly its past, and whose future will depend far more on real change than on a fresh name. The new name carries hope, yes, but also the sober understanding that an airline doesn’t heal through branding alone, and that the real test begins now, in the hard work that lies beneath the paint. It is expected that the rebranding comes with something far more consequential than a fresh coat of paint. Some of Mozambique’s strongest public enterprises - Hidroeléctrica de Cahora Bassa (HCB), Caminhos de Ferro...