Yara is to close its fertilizer blending facility in Beira, and instead supply southern African markets from Durban

A new government study into how Mozambique will use its domestic gas allocation has already been overtaken by events, as Yara and Shell have both cancelled major projects to use the gas in Cabo Delgado

Norwegian fertiliser giant Yara International has abandoned plans to develop a fertiliser plant in Cabo Delgado — raising questions over the viability of the other domestic gas projects that the government hoped would drive economic development in the troubled province

President lists infrastructure, mining, and petrochemical projects alongside youth employment and a sovereign wealth fund as priorities for his second and final term in office

Saudi Arabia’s Ma’aden announced in April it would buy Meridian Group for $140 million, giving it exclusive access to the Meridian’s distribution infrastructure in Malawi, Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Zambia

Norwegian fertilizer giant Yara International signed a memorandum of understanding with the Mozambique government on…...

Norwegian fertilizer giant Yara is suspending its operations in Beira and cutting 49 jobs, due…...

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Fertilizer manufacturers from China, Japan, Norway and Pakistan are among 14 companies bidding to set…...

Mozambique’s Ministry of Mineral Resources and Energy (MIREME) will launch a tender next month to…...