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Former chiefs of staff in business

The former Frelimo armed forces chiefs of staff are just like other Frelimo dignitaries: they are involved in business.

Subscribers only Business 12.12.2014

Felicio Zacarias strikes again in mining

There is no end to the expansion of Mozambican former [...]

Subscribers only Business 12.12.2014

Savannah's resource set in late December.

After raising £ 1.3 million at the end of November, [...]

Subscribers only Mining 09.12.2014

“Decree Law” in sight, triggering first reproaches

Adopted on Nov. 25 by Mozambique’s government, a so-named "decree law" which sets out the conditions of extracting gas in [...]

Subscribers only Energy 02.12.2014

SacOil hopes to build a gas pipeline

Eight months after signing a memorandum of understanding with Maputo, SacOil Holding is due to kick off feasibility studies in [...]

Subscribers only Energy 02.12.2014

Indians also want their coal-fired power plant

The Indian consortium International Coal Ventures (ICVL) has just announced construction of a coal-fired power station in Tete province. With [...]

Subscribers only Energy 02.12.2014

ONGC buttonholes Mozambique minister

India's state-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corp (ONGC) seized the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 02.12.2014

A Frelimo heavyweight attracted by black gold

Former energy and mining minister Jose Langa is still active in the sector, but now in his private capacity.

Subscribers only Business 28.11.2014

General Hama Thay’s family have a new business

Retired General Antonio Hama Thay, a historical executive of the [...]

Subscribers only Politics 28.11.2014

New charter aeroplanes to arrive in Nampula

The small South African air company Angel Gabriel Aeronautics, based [...]

Subscribers only Business 28.11.2014

Maria Ivone Soares, Renamo’s star

The cultivated, clever and ambitious Renamo (opposition) MP Maria Ivone Soares, who was re-elected in October in Zambezia Province, is [...]

Subscribers only 28.11.2014

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Doubts grow among oil companies despite Rovuma’s reserves

The American operator Anadarko is becoming impatient about the long time it takes for Mozambique’s government to reach decisions in the gas sector. And elsewhere, Maputo’s move to award the logistic base project to Orlean Invest at Pemba port has [.

Subscribers only Energy 18.11.2014

Armando Guebuza gets the last word on gas

Legislation that went through almost unnoticed enables the outgoing president to decide by decree on everything connected with the Rovuma gas field.

Subscribers only Business 14.11.2014

Reunion Island business sets course for Nacala and Pemba

The French architect based on Reunion Island, Jean-Christophe Gentric, of [...]

Subscribers only Business 14.11.2014

The South African WB Cape arrives in Maputo

The South African company WB Cape International, located in Cape [...]

Subscribers only Business 14.11.2014

Teodoro Andrade Waty a discreet businessman

The former Chairman (1998 - 2003) of Maputo Municipal Council, Teodoro Andrade Waty, close to President Armando Guebuza, is quite [...]

Subscribers only 14.11.2014

Anhui extends its reach to Chibuto’s heavy sands

The Chinese construction giant Anhui Foreign Economic Construction Co (AFECC) which is building the terminal of Maputo’s international airport and [...]

Free access Mining 11.11.2014

IFC to finance steelworks

The International Finance Corp, a unit of the World Bank, [...]

Subscribers only Mining 11.11.2014

INP imposes locals in 5th bidding round

Launched in London on Oct. 25, Mozambique’s fifth licensing round seems designed to favour both local firms close to the government and the majors.

Subscribers only Energy 04.11.2014

Ncondezi sticks strictly to timetable

Britain’s Ncondezi Energy is abiding by the letter to the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 04.11.2014

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Guebuza's canny businesswomen daughters

Just as outgoing President Armando Guebuza is set to leave his post following the 15 October general election, the business activities of his two daughters Norah and Valentina are in full swing. Norah Guebuza is already a joint owner, together [.

Subscribers only Business 31.10.2014

President Guebuza’s son-in-law in construction industry

Tendai Mavhunga does not stop at merely providing support for [...]

Subscribers only Politics 31.10.2014

Tanzanian group to establish mini-steel mill in Nacala

Acting via its subsidiary Mozambique MMI Integrated Steel Mills, the [...]

Subscribers only Business 31.10.2014

Chissano’s heirs in transport

The firm Golden Travel is keen to expand its activity [...]

Subscribers only Business 31.10.2014

Tokyo butters up Maputo

Projects financed by $670 million in aid that Japanese prime [...]

Subscribers only Energy 21.10.2014

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Mozambique

Former chiefs of staff in business

Felicio Zacarias strikes again in mining

Savannah's resource set in late December.

“Decree Law” in sight, triggering first reproaches

SacOil hopes to build a gas pipeline

Indians also want their coal-fired power plant

ONGC buttonholes Mozambique minister

A Frelimo heavyweight attracted by black gold

General Hama Thay’s family have a new business

New charter aeroplanes to arrive in Nampula

Maria Ivone Soares, Renamo’s star

Spotlight
Doubts grow among oil companies despite Rovuma’s reserves

Armando Guebuza gets the last word on gas

Reunion Island business sets course for Nacala and Pemba

The South African WB Cape arrives in Maputo

Teodoro Andrade Waty a discreet businessman

Anhui extends its reach to Chibuto’s heavy sands

IFC to finance steelworks

INP imposes locals in 5th bidding round

Ncondezi sticks strictly to timetable

Spotlight
Guebuza's canny businesswomen daughters

President Guebuza’s son-in-law in construction industry

Tanzanian group to establish mini-steel mill in Nacala

Chissano’s heirs in transport

Tokyo butters up Maputo

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Mozambique

Former chiefs of staff in business

Felicio Zacarias strikes again in mining

Savannah's resource set in late December.

“Decree Law” in sight, triggering first reproaches

SacOil hopes to build a gas pipeline

Indians also want their coal-fired power plant

ONGC buttonholes Mozambique minister

A Frelimo heavyweight attracted by black gold

General Hama Thay’s family have a new business

New charter aeroplanes to arrive in Nampula

Maria Ivone Soares, Renamo’s star

Spotlight Doubts grow among oil companies despite Rovuma’s reserves

Armando Guebuza gets the last word on gas

Reunion Island business sets course for Nacala and Pemba

The South African WB Cape arrives in Maputo

Teodoro Andrade Waty a discreet businessman

Anhui extends its reach to Chibuto’s heavy sands

IFC to finance steelworks

INP imposes locals in 5th bidding round

Ncondezi sticks strictly to timetable

Spotlight Guebuza's canny businesswomen daughters

President Guebuza’s son-in-law in construction industry

Tanzanian group to establish mini-steel mill in Nacala

Chissano’s heirs in transport

Tokyo butters up Maputo

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Doubts grow among oil companies despite Rovuma’s reserves

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Guebuza's canny businesswomen daughters