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Minister Abreu’s Chinese friends

The minister for the environment and member of the ruling Frelimo executive, Alcinda Abreu, regularly invests in the mining sector [...] (170 words)

Issue dated 31/05/2013

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MOZAMBIQUE
Alcinda Abreu
Angelo de Arcanjos Messias
Bassirrou Ndiaye
Black Rock Mining Co
Chivambo Mamadhusen
Conse Cisse
Deocliciano Matos Miudo
Digane Abreu
Ferreira
Frelimo
Golddeal International Group
Lingbin Kong
Orient Africa Resources Co
South Orient
Ziyuan Investment

Former minister Abreu's clan tightens hold on mines

In early November the Grupo Videre, a firm owned by the family of former Mozambique foreign minister Alcinda Abreu, acquired [...]

MOZAMBIQUE 18/07/2014

Lingbin Kong sews up mining Free

The Chinese national Lingbin Kong is collecting mining companies, often in partnership with local personalities, and picks up the exploration licences that go with them. [...]

MOZAMBIQUE 06/12/2013

Bolstering Kong’s mining network

The Chinese national Lingbin Kong, who already operates in the mining sector jointly with Dingane Abreu Mamadhusen, one of the [...]

MOZAMBIQUE 17/05/2013

Alcinda Abreu’s family business in Mozambique

The two members of the Mamadhusen family in partnership with [...]

MOZAMBIQUE 26/04/2013

A minister in mining

Grupo Videre, in which environment minister and member of Frelimo (ruling party) executive, Alcinda Abreu owns a stake along with [...]

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MOZAMBIQUE 18/01/2013

All the ministers are involved in business

The government in Maputo is crammed full of ministers and senior civil servants who pad out their monthly pay check with dividends from their portfolios of shares in local private companies. This situation does not necessarily result in insider trading [. [...]

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MOZAMBIQUE 29/06/2007

Everybody is doing business

The business networks and the ruling Frelimo party have been closely interweaved for decades, leading to a risk of insider trading at all levels of power in Mozambique. Support or cooption between entrepreneurs and government officials puts the companies that [. [...]

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MOZAMBIQUE 27/10/2006

Politics and business do mix

News of the business world in Maputo beats to the rhythm of the creation of companies in which former dignitaries of the Frelimo (ruling party) are shareholders, along with their offspring or even ministers still in the exercise of their [. [...]

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MOZAMBIQUE
Alcinda Abreu
Angelo de Arcanjos Messias
Bassirrou Ndiaye
Black Rock Mining Co
Chivambo Mamadhusen
Conse Cisse
Deocliciano Matos Miudo
Digane Abreu
Ferreira
Frelimo
Golddeal International Group
Lingbin Kong
Orient Africa Resources Co
South Orient
Ziyuan Investment

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