Jindal and its workers have reached a compromise over a pay rise as the company struggles with the effects of the coronavirus pandemic

Brazilian mining giant Vale has appointed a Mozambican to head its Mozambican subsidiary, for the first time in the company’s history

A severe drop in global demand forced Vale to stop mining coal last month temporarily — something it may have to do again in the near future

The community resettled — after a long battle — to make way for Jindal's coal mine in Tete is now access to fertile farmland

A worker at Indian consortium ICVL’s coal mine in Moatize, Tete province, died yesterday, after the excavator he was operating fell into part of the mine that had filled with water

Vale will close its first mine in Moatize next year, after it became uneconomic to continue operating

Vale's coal business in Mozambique made a heavy loss in the first quarter of this year, as global demand for the commodity fell sharply

The Minas Moatize coal mine in Moatize, Tete, which closed after its UK-listed owner went bust in 2014, is back up and running under the ownership of Mauritius-domiciled Arcem Resources

Vale promised that "nothing will happen like what happened in the past, we’re going to comply scrupulously with the resettlement law effective in the country”

Regius Resources Group, a British-registered unlisted mining company, is seeking to acquire a coal mining concession to supply its coal-to-liquids project in Tete province, the company’s executive chairman and majority owner Cobus van Wyk told Zitamar News.