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Agreement on Mepanda Uncua Dam

Mozambique and South Africa signed a memorandum of understanding at the end of August to build a dam at Mepanda [...]

Subscribers only Energy 02.09.2003

The IFC Deep in Gas

The International Finance Corporation (branch of the World Bank) will help Mozambique finance the exploitation of Temane and Pande's gas.

Subscribers only 01.08.2003

Antonio Muedo

The Partido Liberal e Democratico has named Antonio Muedo as [...]

Subscribers only 01.08.2003

Seeking a License in Mozambique

The Gas Authority of India (GAIL) is negotiating an offshore [...]

Subscribers only 01.08.2003

Airport Management in Mozambique

The Airports Company of South Africa (Acsa), which manages nine [...]

Subscribers only 01.08.2003

World Bank OK for Sena

The World Bank has finally given a green light to [...]

Subscribers only Mining 01.08.2003

World Bank and Gas Pipeline

As it has already done in Chad, the World Bank is going to provide a social and financial safety net for a new pipeline project: Sasol's gas pipeline between Mozambique and South Africa.

Subscribers only Energy 29.07.2003

Gas Rush in Offshore

Indian companies have joined with South Africa, Malaysian and Norwegian groups in displaying a keen interest in Mozambique's gas.

Subscribers only Energy 29.07.2003

The USTDA's Projects

A power connection with central Africa, a dam in Mozambique and a pipeline in East Africa are three of the USTDA's sponsored projects.

Subscribers only 25.07.2003

Antonio Hama Thai

The future strongman of Mozambique, Frelimo's candidate for the 2004 [...]

Subscribers only 25.07.2003

Brazilian President to Visit Soon

The new Brazilian president, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, is set to make an official visit to several Southern African [...]

Subscribers only Politics 18.07.2003

Carlos Jeque

A jurist is going to run as an independent candidate [...]

Subscribers only 18.07.2003

HCB to Supply Power to Malawi

Working on several fronts to reduce its debt, Hidroelectrica de Cahora B assa has won a contract to supply Malawi with power.

Subscribers only Energy 15.07.2003

Renamo's Conservative Friends

According to information gathered by the Indian Ocean Newsletter from a source close to Renamo's leaders, this Mozambican opposition party [...]

Subscribers only Politics 11.07.2003

Contract Extended in Mozambique

Contrary to its previous announcements, the Mozambican government finally decided [...]

Subscribers only 11.07.2003

The Tribulations of Aussi Diamond Firms

A recent survey by Warwick Grigor, an executive from the Australian investment firm Far East Capital, could well undermine the [...]

Subscribers only Mining 08.07.2003

Study on a New International Airport in Mozambique

The American firm Louis Berger International just submitted to the Mozambican authorities the conclusions of its preliminary study on the [...]

Subscribers only 04.07.2003

A License on the Inhaminga Block

An American-Norwegian joint-venture obtained a gas prospecting and exploitation license on the Inhaminga Block near Beira.

Subscribers only 04.07.2003

Carlos Cardoso Strikes Again

A biography on a journalist assassinated two years ago takes a raw look at the impunity of some dignitaries in the Mozambican regime.

Subscribers only Politics 27.06.2003

Projects in Mozambique and Sudan

In addition to seminars held in Uganda and Ethiopia in [...]

Subscribers only 27.06.2003

Next Summit in Late August

The 23rd summit of the heads of States and governments [...]

Subscribers only 27.06.2003

IDC and Iscor Place Bets on Moatize

The object of initial studies in the 1980s, coal deposits at Moatize are going to be assessed once again to [...]

Subscribers only Mining 24.06.2003

Rui Fernandes

Since Joaquim Ribeiro Pereira de Carvalho became chairman of the [...]

Subscribers only 20.06.2003

ABB to Renovate Network

The South African affiliate of the Swiss-Swedish firm ABB has [...]

Subscribers only Energy 17.06.2003

An Ambassador's Faux Pas

The Portuguese ambassador upset the Mozambican presidency by inviting Afonso Dlakhama to a dinner with Portuguese entrepreneurs.

Subscribers only Politics 13.06.2003

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Mozambique

Agreement on Mepanda Uncua Dam

The IFC Deep in Gas

Antonio Muedo

Seeking a License in Mozambique

Airport Management in Mozambique

World Bank OK for Sena

World Bank and Gas Pipeline

Gas Rush in Offshore

The USTDA's Projects

Antonio Hama Thai

Brazilian President to Visit Soon

Carlos Jeque

HCB to Supply Power to Malawi

Renamo's Conservative Friends

Contract Extended in Mozambique

The Tribulations of Aussi Diamond Firms

Study on a New International Airport in Mozambique

A License on the Inhaminga Block

Carlos Cardoso Strikes Again

Projects in Mozambique and Sudan

Next Summit in Late August

IDC and Iscor Place Bets on Moatize

Rui Fernandes

ABB to Renovate Network

An Ambassador's Faux Pas

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Mozambique

Agreement on Mepanda Uncua Dam

The IFC Deep in Gas

Antonio Muedo

Seeking a License in Mozambique

Airport Management in Mozambique

World Bank OK for Sena

World Bank and Gas Pipeline

Gas Rush in Offshore

The USTDA's Projects

Antonio Hama Thai

Brazilian President to Visit Soon

Carlos Jeque

HCB to Supply Power to Malawi

Renamo's Conservative Friends

Contract Extended in Mozambique

The Tribulations of Aussi Diamond Firms

Study on a New International Airport in Mozambique

A License on the Inhaminga Block

Carlos Cardoso Strikes Again

Projects in Mozambique and Sudan

Next Summit in Late August

IDC and Iscor Place Bets on Moatize

Rui Fernandes

ABB to Renovate Network

An Ambassador's Faux Pas

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