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Mozambique

INTER-PORTUGUESE CONFLICT

Banco Internacional de Moçambique, which is 50 percent owned by Banco Comercial Português and is the preferred bank of the [...]

Subscribers only 02.11.1996

PAFURI BORDER POST REOPENS

The Mozambican and South African authorities are expected shortly to discuss reopening the frontier post at Pafuri, in the frontier [...]

Subscribers only 02.11.1996

SOMETHING NEW FOR PETROMOC

Sources report that Mozambique's state-owned utility Petromoc will undergo statute [...]

Subscribers only 02.11.1996

RUSH ON THE ZAMBEZI

A project for a Gabinete Plano de Desenvolvimento do Zambeze (office of the Zambezi development programme) which resurrects the old [...]

Subscribers only 26.10.1996

SOMETHING NEW ON CABORA BASSA

The meeting of the Permanent Joint Committee on the Cabora Bassa Dam, in Cape Town (South Africa) on October 24 [...]

Subscribers only 26.10.1996

PAUL BERENGER

The Mauritian foreign minister was expected to head, on November [...]

Subscribers only 26.10.1996

HERE COMES ARCO

Negotiations are under way for Arco to enter Mozambique's exploration production. Industry sources in that country telle AEM the US [...]

Subscribers only Energy 23.10.1996

COHEN, WOODS, AND OTHERS

Former US under secretary of state for African affairs Herman Cohen, who in addition to the chairmanship of Coalition for [...]

Subscribers only 19.10.1996

MAHARISHI WON'T GIVE UP

The Invincible Defense Group Transcendental Meditation, a Fairfield (Iowa, USA) based consultancy, has opened a Web site vaunting the merits [...]

Subscribers only 19.10.1996

TROUBLE TIME FOR MELLO

The Portuguese group Banco Mello, which recently bought up Banco Comercial de Moçambique, has problems with this former state-owned bank [...]

Subscribers only 19.10.1996

AFRIKANERS MARKING TIME

The first twenty Afrikaner farmers who were supposed to settle in Mozambique's Niassa Province by the end of August, under [...]

Subscribers only 12.10.1996

CALM MAYBE IN CABORA BASSA

Differences between board members of the 80-percent Portuguese-owned utility Hidroelectrica de Cabora Bassa, which runs the dam and power station [...]

Subscribers only 12.10.1996

FRENCH DEMINING CONTRACT

According to the French embassy economic attache's office in Maputo, [...]

Subscribers only 12.10.1996

CHISSANO DUE IN PARIS

In the framework of his official visit to France on [...]

Subscribers only 12.10.1996

Spotlight
MOZAMBIQUE'S BIND OVER ELECTRICITY RATES

Mozambique has just failed to reach a common position with Portugal on the price of electricity after the Cabora Bassa dam is put back into service. The government is deeply worried because it feels that unduly high rates could compromise [.

Subscribers only Energy 09.10.1996

DISCORD OVER CABORA BASSA

News on Cabora Bassa power plant continues to blow hot and cold. Bruno Zucchi, an official of the consortium Italia [...]

Subscribers only 05.10.1996

NEW CREDITS FOR CFD

The parastatal Caisse Française de Développement has granted two credit [...]

Subscribers only 05.10.1996

AGITATION AT CABORA BASSA

Labour unrest among workers at Cabora Bassa paralyzed the Songo [...]

Subscribers only 05.10.1996

CANADIANS GRAB BLOCKS

A Canadian company has reached an agreement with a Dubai-based firm to take over the Temane licence that includes a [...]

Subscribers only Energy 25.09.1996

IMPLICATIONS OF A ROMANCE

The friendship between South African head of state Nelson Mandela and Mrs. Graça Machel, the widow of former Mozambican president [...]

Subscribers only 21.09.1996

MAGID OSMAN TO FOUND A BANK

Former finance minister Magid Osman, who later became a consultant [...]

Subscribers only 21.09.1996

DHLAKAMA STILL SULKING WITH LISBON

RENAMO (opposition) leader Afonso Dhlakama was back from the Christian [...]

Subscribers only 21.09.1996

INDIAN OCEAN RIM MAY STRETCH

An offer from Mauritius to provide a home for the Indian Ocean Rim Association for Regional Cooperation secretariat put the [...]

Subscribers only 14.09.1996

BOULLOSA CHAMPING AT BIT

Portuguese businessman Manuel Boullosa, the former majority shareholder in Sonarep, [...]

Subscribers only 14.09.1996

MILITARY AGREEMENT WITH IRAN

The defence ministers of Iran and Mozambique were expected to [...]

Subscribers only 14.09.1996

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Mozambique

INTER-PORTUGUESE CONFLICT

PAFURI BORDER POST REOPENS

SOMETHING NEW FOR PETROMOC

RUSH ON THE ZAMBEZI

SOMETHING NEW ON CABORA BASSA

PAUL BERENGER

HERE COMES ARCO

COHEN, WOODS, AND OTHERS

MAHARISHI WON'T GIVE UP

TROUBLE TIME FOR MELLO

AFRIKANERS MARKING TIME

CALM MAYBE IN CABORA BASSA

FRENCH DEMINING CONTRACT

CHISSANO DUE IN PARIS

Spotlight
MOZAMBIQUE'S BIND OVER ELECTRICITY RATES

DISCORD OVER CABORA BASSA

NEW CREDITS FOR CFD

AGITATION AT CABORA BASSA

CANADIANS GRAB BLOCKS

IMPLICATIONS OF A ROMANCE

MAGID OSMAN TO FOUND A BANK

DHLAKAMA STILL SULKING WITH LISBON

INDIAN OCEAN RIM MAY STRETCH

BOULLOSA CHAMPING AT BIT

MILITARY AGREEMENT WITH IRAN

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Mozambique

INTER-PORTUGUESE CONFLICT

PAFURI BORDER POST REOPENS

SOMETHING NEW FOR PETROMOC

RUSH ON THE ZAMBEZI

SOMETHING NEW ON CABORA BASSA

PAUL BERENGER

HERE COMES ARCO

COHEN, WOODS, AND OTHERS

MAHARISHI WON'T GIVE UP

TROUBLE TIME FOR MELLO

AFRIKANERS MARKING TIME

CALM MAYBE IN CABORA BASSA

FRENCH DEMINING CONTRACT

CHISSANO DUE IN PARIS

Spotlight MOZAMBIQUE'S BIND OVER ELECTRICITY RATES

DISCORD OVER CABORA BASSA

NEW CREDITS FOR CFD

AGITATION AT CABORA BASSA

CANADIANS GRAB BLOCKS

IMPLICATIONS OF A ROMANCE

MAGID OSMAN TO FOUND A BANK

DHLAKAMA STILL SULKING WITH LISBON

INDIAN OCEAN RIM MAY STRETCH

BOULLOSA CHAMPING AT BIT

MILITARY AGREEMENT WITH IRAN

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MOZAMBIQUE'S BIND OVER ELECTRICITY RATES