Journalist in hiding after revealing Frelimo fraud in Moatize election
The editor of a local newspaper in the town of Moatize, Tete province, is in…
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Vale mine shut-down continues following community ‘invasion’
A shutdown at one of Vale’s mines in Mozambique’s Tete province that began a week ago still shows no sign of ending, after protesters rejected a request from a government minister to allow the mine to resume operations.
The protesters, from the Nhantchere neighbourhood of the village of [...]
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Sasol donates $40m to Mozambique ahead of new contract signing
South African petrochemicals giant Sasol has agreed to donate $40 million to Mozambique for domestic gas utilisation projects, in an apparent attempt to smooth over conflicts with the Mozambican government.
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Wentworth says onshore Mozambique gas well likely to be ‘stranded’
UK-based oil and gas independent Wentworth Resources is stopping appraisal work at a well on its onshore block in Cabo Delgado province, in light of a lowered estimate of oil and gas reserves, and of the security situation in the area.
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Syrah Resources slashes graphite production forecast after fire
Syrah Resources, the Australian-listed graphite miner, has halved its production estimate for the quarter following a fire at its Balama mine and processing plant, the company announced yesterday.
The fire, which [...]
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Renamo threatens armed ‘Rangers’ to stymie vote rigging at next week’s polls
The interim leader of Renamo today threatened to send armed men to frustrate a plot he claims is being hatched by the ruling party and the country’s defence and security forces to rig next Wednesday’s municipal elections.
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Mozambique police formally accuse MDM over Nampula mayor assassination
The Mozambican police’s criminal investigation unit (SERNIC) has accused at least 10 senior members of…
Insurgents and poor rain threaten to escalate Mozambique’s food crisis
An existing food crisis in semi-arid regions of central and southern Mozambique is forecast to worsen in the coming months, and could also reach the northern Cabo Delgado province if further attacks force more [...]
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Mozambique brings veteran of Colombia process to supervise Renamo demilitarisation
An Argentine general who led the UN mission to monitor the disarmament of Colombian rebel group FARC has been enlisted to oversee the demilitarisation, disarmament, and reintegration (DDR) of Renamo’s residual armed forces in Mozambique, Zitamar News can reveal.
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New Fastjet funding crisis overshadows Mozambique expansion plans
Budget airline Fastjet is facing another funding crunch and may cease operating if it does not receive a cash injection from shareholders by the end of October, the company announced yesterday.
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