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Mozambique

SPLITTING THE ATOM

The options of the government in Maputo on several major economic projects can be boiled down to a choice of [...]

Subscribers only 18.10.1997

EFFECTS OF COOPERATION WITH LISBON

Military cooperation between Mozambique and Portugal has already some spin-off [...]

Subscribers only 18.10.1997

WORLD BANK STRATEGY

During a recent Johannesburg meeting of officials responsible for Southern [...]

Subscribers only 18.10.1997

SEMINAR

Electricity will figure among the themes discussed during a seminar [...]

Subscribers only Energy 15.10.1997

SCIMITAR DRILLS NEW WELL

Scimitar is spudding a well designated Garabega-1 on the Buzi-Divinhe [...]

Subscribers only Energy 15.10.1997

INTERCONNECTION WITH MALAWI

An electricity transmission grid linking Songo power station (near Mozambique's Cabora Bassa hydroelectric barrage) with Malawi is to be constructed [...]

Subscribers only 11.10.1997

ROBERT KRUEGER

The present US ambassador to Botswana, Robert Krueger, is expected to be appointed as US Secretary of State Ms. Madeleine [...]

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AMERICAN INITIATIVE

During a breakfast in the presence of the foreign ministers [...]

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WHAT GUARANTEE FOR PECHINEY?

Several French companies, headed by Pechiney, which hope to participate [...]

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LISBON PUSHES TOO HARD

Portugal's military authorities fought the hard fight over the past three months to get their hands on bilateral military cooperation [...]

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PORTUGUESE-LANGUAGE MARKET

The representatives of the central banks of Portuguese-speaking countries met in Lisbon, last week, to define a joint strategy in [...]

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DEBATE ON THE ZAMBEZE

Gabinete do Plano do Desenvolvimento da Regiao do Zambeze (GPZ), [...]

Subscribers only 27.09.1997

ANTONIO VITORINO

The arrival in Maputo, on September 17, of the Portuguese defence minister, Antonio Vitorino, (ION N° 778) and his planned [...]

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THE MISSING 250 MILLION DOLLARS

After having officially launched, in June, their construction project for an aluminium plant near Maputo, the two South African partners, [...]

Subscribers only 20.09.1997

BOUYGUES TARGETTING MAPUTO PORT

French contractors, Bouygues, are among the half-dozen companies interested in [...]

Subscribers only 20.09.1997

First Malay investment

The first investment of a Malay group in Mozambique was made, last week, in the banking sector. Southern Bank (SBB) [...]

Subscribers only 13.09.1997

ANTONIO VITORINO

Portugal's defence minister is to go to Mozambique, next week, [...]

Subscribers only 13.09.1997

STUDY ON ZAMBEZE BASIN

The Danish firm Denconsult A/S has been retained to carry [...]

Subscribers only 13.09.1997

ESKOM AND CABORA BASSA

Peter Fauling, CEO of the South African electricity utility Eskom, has confirmed to The Indian Ocean Newsletter that re-establishing the [...]

Subscribers only 06.09.1997

ZIMBABWE EXCLUDED FROM JCI PLAN

JCI's DRI project moved ahead in the third week of August with a step that confirmed the South African group's [...]

Subscribers only Energy 03.09.1997

POLANA HOTEL CHANGES HANDS

The South African hotel chain Karoos Hotels is understood to [...]

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REFINERY ASSETS

Saudi Aramco is still negotiating a participation of at least 27.5 percent in the capital of the Portuguese state-owned company [...]

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TRAFFIC IN FORGED PASSPORTS

South African police investigating traffic in forged Mozambican passports last week carried out searches in the Mozambican consulate in Johannesburg [...]

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HEADS IT'S NORTH, TAILS IT'S SOUTH

The Portuguese government has decided to release US$700,000 to finance studies on construction of the northern unit of the Cabora [...]

Subscribers only 19.07.1997

TAP PROBLEMS WITH LAM

Portugal's national carrier TAP is on the point of being [...]

Subscribers only 19.07.1997

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Mozambique

SPLITTING THE ATOM

EFFECTS OF COOPERATION WITH LISBON

WORLD BANK STRATEGY

SEMINAR

SCIMITAR DRILLS NEW WELL

INTERCONNECTION WITH MALAWI

ROBERT KRUEGER

AMERICAN INITIATIVE

WHAT GUARANTEE FOR PECHINEY?

LISBON PUSHES TOO HARD

PORTUGUESE-LANGUAGE MARKET

DEBATE ON THE ZAMBEZE

ANTONIO VITORINO

THE MISSING 250 MILLION DOLLARS

BOUYGUES TARGETTING MAPUTO PORT

First Malay investment

ANTONIO VITORINO

STUDY ON ZAMBEZE BASIN

ESKOM AND CABORA BASSA

ZIMBABWE EXCLUDED FROM JCI PLAN

POLANA HOTEL CHANGES HANDS

REFINERY ASSETS

TRAFFIC IN FORGED PASSPORTS

HEADS IT'S NORTH, TAILS IT'S SOUTH

TAP PROBLEMS WITH LAM

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Ibrahim Traoré

Virtus Minerals

Paul Kagame

Savannah Energy

Denis Sassou-Nguesso

Mozambique

SPLITTING THE ATOM

EFFECTS OF COOPERATION WITH LISBON

WORLD BANK STRATEGY

SEMINAR

SCIMITAR DRILLS NEW WELL

INTERCONNECTION WITH MALAWI

ROBERT KRUEGER

AMERICAN INITIATIVE

WHAT GUARANTEE FOR PECHINEY?

LISBON PUSHES TOO HARD

PORTUGUESE-LANGUAGE MARKET

DEBATE ON THE ZAMBEZE

ANTONIO VITORINO

THE MISSING 250 MILLION DOLLARS

BOUYGUES TARGETTING MAPUTO PORT

First Malay investment

ANTONIO VITORINO

STUDY ON ZAMBEZE BASIN

ESKOM AND CABORA BASSA

ZIMBABWE EXCLUDED FROM JCI PLAN

POLANA HOTEL CHANGES HANDS

REFINERY ASSETS

TRAFFIC IN FORGED PASSPORTS

HEADS IT'S NORTH, TAILS IT'S SOUTH

TAP PROBLEMS WITH LAM

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