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Dhlakama on his last legs

RENAMO (opposition) chairman Afonso Dhlakama met the heads of state of Brazil (Fernando Henrique Cardoso) and Portugal (Jorge Sampaio) in [...]

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Kenmare in ilmenite

Kenmare Resources plc, registered in the Republic of Ireland, quoted on the Dublin and London stock exchanges, and chaired by [...]

Subscribers only 13.07.2000

Zeferino Martins

Mozambique's deputy education minister is to be the next deputy secretary of Comunidade dos Paises de Lingua Portuguesa (CPLP) whose [...]

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RAUL DOMINGOS

RENAMO (opposition) has suspended the MP Raul Domingos from his [...]

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Boost for Corridor Sands

Cash-strapped Southern Mining Corp's aim of building what could be the world's biggest titanium mine and smelter at Corridor Sands [...]

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Organized crime worries the US

The US House International Relations Committee is preparing a hearing on organized crime in Southern Africa, for the new US [...]

Subscribers only 07.07.2000

Drop in foreign investment

Direct foreign investment is down since the end of last year, and the swing is not likely to change soon. [...]

Subscribers only 07.07.2000

White farmers arrive

About 150 White farmers from South Africa and Zimbabwe were [...]

Subscribers only 07.07.2000

JOAQUIM MADEIRA

Head of state Joaquim Chissano this week named judge Joaquim [...]

Subscribers only 07.07.2000

Spoornet still on the skids in Maputo

South Africa's Spoornet despairs of one day realizing its proposal of managing rail traffic in the Maputo Corridor (linking South [...]

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HCB Voices Concern over Zimbabwe's Payment Prospects

Although Hydroelectrica de Cabora Bassa (HCB) managed to make money [...]

Subscribers only Energy 26.06.2000

Green Light for Second Phase for Mozal

Shareholders in the Mozal aluminum smelter have approved a $970 [...]

Subscribers only Energy 26.06.2000

Motraco's Plans

The power transmission company Motraco, a consortium formed by South [...]

Subscribers only Energy 26.06.2000

Two hot potatoes for Lisbon

The future of Hidroeléctrica de Cabora Bassa (HCB, the Portuguese firm running the Mozambican barrage of that name) and of [...]

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One foot in Mozambique

Switzerland's Holderbank and Portugal's SECIL (Companhia Geral des Cal et [...]

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Huge mining cartographic project

The World Bank is preparing a huge project known as the Mining Resources Management Project to improve the country's geological [...]

Subscribers only 16.06.2000

Jose Queiroga

A senior Portuguese air force officer is to become military attaché in the embassy in Maputo, taking over from marine [...]

Subscribers only 16.06.2000

Delays in Portuguese visas

The procedures for granting Mozambican nationals Portuguese entry visas has slowed considerably, even for urgent applications. They now require a [...]

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Luanda is reluctant

The Angolan authorities seem reluctant over the idea that Mozambican [...]

Subscribers only Politics 16.06.2000

World Bank Woos Investment

The World Bank is currently working on a major Mineral Resources Management Plan aimed at attracting foreign mining groups to [...]

Subscribers only Energy 13.06.2000

Government Wants Full Control of Dam

Mozambique prime minister Pascoal Mocumbi said in Paris last week [...]

Subscribers only Energy 13.06.2000

Good forecasts for Mozambique

If scheduled investments are in fact made, Mozambique's sugar production might hit 428,000 tons annually by 2005, according Instituto Moçambique [...]

Subscribers only 09.06.2000

Mocumbi wants HCB

Portuguese prime minister Pascoal Mocumbi said in Paris this week [...]

Subscribers only 09.06.2000

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How many beans make five?

The meeting of fund donors which World Bank country director for Mozambique Michael Sarris will preside in Paris on June 8 and 9 in the presence of Mozambican prime minister Pascoal Mocumbi and finance minister Ms Luisa Diogo will be [.

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AGOSTINHO ZACARIAS

The former head of Mozambique's Instituto Superior de Relaçoes Internacionais [...]

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Mozambique

Dhlakama on his last legs

Kenmare in ilmenite

Zeferino Martins

RAUL DOMINGOS

Boost for Corridor Sands

Organized crime worries the US

Drop in foreign investment

White farmers arrive

JOAQUIM MADEIRA

Spoornet still on the skids in Maputo

HCB Voices Concern over Zimbabwe's Payment Prospects

Green Light for Second Phase for Mozal

Motraco's Plans

Two hot potatoes for Lisbon

One foot in Mozambique

Huge mining cartographic project

Jose Queiroga

Delays in Portuguese visas

Luanda is reluctant

World Bank Woos Investment

Government Wants Full Control of Dam

Good forecasts for Mozambique

Mocumbi wants HCB

Spotlight
How many beans make five?

AGOSTINHO ZACARIAS

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Virtus Minerals

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Mozambique

Dhlakama on his last legs

Kenmare in ilmenite

Zeferino Martins

RAUL DOMINGOS

Boost for Corridor Sands

Organized crime worries the US

Drop in foreign investment

White farmers arrive

JOAQUIM MADEIRA

Spoornet still on the skids in Maputo

HCB Voices Concern over Zimbabwe's Payment Prospects

Green Light for Second Phase for Mozal

Motraco's Plans

Two hot potatoes for Lisbon

One foot in Mozambique

Huge mining cartographic project

Jose Queiroga

Delays in Portuguese visas

Luanda is reluctant

World Bank Woos Investment

Government Wants Full Control of Dam

Good forecasts for Mozambique

Mocumbi wants HCB

Spotlight How many beans make five?

AGOSTINHO ZACARIAS

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