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Mozambique

Mandela's Stepdaughter Gets Married

Nelson Mandela has pulled all the weight at his command to ensure that the daughter of his Mozambican wife enjoys a wedding in pomp and circumstance.

Subscribers only 29.03.2002

Maritime Transport Study in Mozambique

A South African company which holds the rights on Pande [...]

Subscribers only 22.03.2002

New Mining Legislation Mulled

The government has just tabled new mining legislation before Mozambique's [...]

Subscribers only Mining 19.03.2002

Chissano Talks With Western Mining on Corridor Sands

Mozambique president Joaquim Chissano took advantage of his trip to [...]

Subscribers only Mining 19.03.2002

HCB Head Raises the Ante

The HCB's Portuguese administration is upping the ante prior to the coming round of negotiations on the Cahora Bassa power station's energy sales.

Subscribers only 15.03.2002

The Struggle Against Illegal Sugar Upsurge

Mozambican authorities are having a hard time in fighting Zimbawe's sugar smugglers whose merchandise competes illegally with the home production. Last [...]

Subscribers only 08.03.2002

Lonrho Replacement Picked in Mozambique

With the British Lonrho firm having refrained from signing an extension of its contract with the Mozambican government within the [...]

Subscribers only 01.03.2002

The Aga Khan Buys a Hotel in Maputo

Built in 1921, Maputo's Polana hotel has been bought by [...]

Subscribers only 01.03.2002

Tony Macamo

BP Amoco is continuing its indigenisation policy in southern Africa after signing a series of agreements with black business groups [...]

Subscribers only Energy 26.02.2002

Green Light to Harbor's Overhaul

Granting of the management of Maputo's railroad to South Africa's Spoornet company signals the go-ahead signal for the renovation of the Mozambican harbor.

Subscribers only 22.02.2002

Saur Sells Its Shares in Mozambique

France's Bouygues group, which is considering the sale of all its activities in the sector of water supplying to Germany's [...]

Subscribers only 15.02.2002

IFC To Privatize Petromoc

At the behest of the Mozambique government, the International Finance [...]

Subscribers only Energy 11.02.2002

Gas Pipeline Contract Awarded

In late January, the South African group Sasol picked the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 11.02.2002

Renamo Looks at Races Ahead

During a national council of the opposition Renamo party this week, Afonso Dhlakama called on his group to pick up the challenge of the 2003 and 2004 elections.

Subscribers only Politics 08.02.2002

New Talks Would Exclude Pretoria

Submitted to the Portuguese authorities by the chairman of the [...]

Subscribers only 08.02.2002

Joint Venture Plan in Mozambique

The Mauritius Telecom firm, which France Telecom participates in, has [...]

Subscribers only 01.02.2002

A Law Firm to Help with Privatizing Petromoc

An affiliate of the World Bank, the International Finance Corporation [...]

Subscribers only 01.02.2002

Kenmare Passes WMC in Mozambique

While Australia's WMC is to abandon its participation in the project of exploiting the mineral and titanium-rich sands of Corridor [...]

Subscribers only 25.01.2002

WMC Thinking of Quitting Corridor Sands

Australia's WMC looks increasingly likely to withdraw from its role as strategic partner in the huge Corridor Sands heavy minerals [...]

Subscribers only Mining 22.01.2002

And the Rains Came?

After two years of heavy rains, the Mozambican government has taken precautions to avoid being surprised by more floods of a devastating nature.

Subscribers only 18.01.2002

The Taboo Subject: Land Privatization

Pilot privatization projects of the land, which belongs to the state, are being considered 27 years after independence in 1975, although resistance will prove hard to overcome.

Subscribers only 11.01.2002

Mozambique's Sena Tracks to Be Privatized

In February, the Maputo government is to launch an international public competition on the concession of the exploitation of the [...]

Subscribers only 11.01.2002

Trans Hex International Crosses Fingers

The Canadian mining operator Trans Hex International (THI) may escape being liquidated, as its leading shareholder, Trans Hex Group, warned [...]

Subscribers only Mining 08.01.2002

Armando Panguene

Mozambique's former ambassador to Pretoria has been named to represent his country in Washington, D.C. Armando Panguene is the former [...]

Subscribers only 04.01.2002

Energy Men at Commonwealth Conrference on Investment

In conjunction with the Mozambique Investment Promotion Center (CPI) and [...]

Subscribers only Energy 02.01.2002

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Mozambique

Mandela's Stepdaughter Gets Married

Maritime Transport Study in Mozambique

New Mining Legislation Mulled

Chissano Talks With Western Mining on Corridor Sands

HCB Head Raises the Ante

The Struggle Against Illegal Sugar Upsurge

Lonrho Replacement Picked in Mozambique

The Aga Khan Buys a Hotel in Maputo

Tony Macamo

Green Light to Harbor's Overhaul

Saur Sells Its Shares in Mozambique

IFC To Privatize Petromoc

Gas Pipeline Contract Awarded

Renamo Looks at Races Ahead

New Talks Would Exclude Pretoria

Joint Venture Plan in Mozambique

A Law Firm to Help with Privatizing Petromoc

Kenmare Passes WMC in Mozambique

WMC Thinking of Quitting Corridor Sands

And the Rains Came?

The Taboo Subject: Land Privatization

Mozambique's Sena Tracks to Be Privatized

Trans Hex International Crosses Fingers

Armando Panguene

Energy Men at Commonwealth Conrference on Investment

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Mozambique

Mandela's Stepdaughter Gets Married

Maritime Transport Study in Mozambique

New Mining Legislation Mulled

Chissano Talks With Western Mining on Corridor Sands

HCB Head Raises the Ante

The Struggle Against Illegal Sugar Upsurge

Lonrho Replacement Picked in Mozambique

The Aga Khan Buys a Hotel in Maputo

Tony Macamo

Green Light to Harbor's Overhaul

Saur Sells Its Shares in Mozambique

IFC To Privatize Petromoc

Gas Pipeline Contract Awarded

Renamo Looks at Races Ahead

New Talks Would Exclude Pretoria

Joint Venture Plan in Mozambique

A Law Firm to Help with Privatizing Petromoc

Kenmare Passes WMC in Mozambique

WMC Thinking of Quitting Corridor Sands

And the Rains Came?

The Taboo Subject: Land Privatization

Mozambique's Sena Tracks to Be Privatized

Trans Hex International Crosses Fingers

Armando Panguene

Energy Men at Commonwealth Conrference on Investment

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