Mozambique coal miner resettles families after seven-year community dispute
Indian steel producer Jindal has finally resettled 100 families from its coal mine in Tete…
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Zitamar Daily Briefing, 26 October
Welcome to Zitamar’s daily Mozambique briefing for 26 October, 2018.
Agenda
- Today: Filipe Nyusi leads a ceremony in Cabo Delgado to close the academic year for Mozambique’s armed forces
- Jindal and Vale [...]
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Tete community resists political pressure to accept Jindal’s incomplete resettlement
Dozens of families from Mozambique’s Tete province are resisting pressure from a parliamentary commission to occupy houses built by Indian mining company Jindal, as part of a long-running dispute over [...]
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India’s Jindal leaves Mozambicans without water as coal production ramps up
Indian industrial corporation Jindal has reneged on a commitment to supply clean water to people living in the area of its coal mine in Tete, Mozambique, while scaling up production at the mine which it says has “increased [its] contribution to the [...]
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New Mozambique coal export route to start construction next year
Coal companies should sign contracts to use a new $2.7 billion coal export rail and port project in central Mozambique before the end of the year, with construction of the line then expected to start around a year from now.
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Indian investor puts Mozambique coal mine up for sale
Indian investor Mercator Ltd is planning to sell its coal mining concession in Mozambique, according reports in the Indian press.
In 2007, Mercator bought an 85% stake in a mining concession on the Malawi border [...]
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Mozambique to allow Zimbabwean iron ore exports through new coal terminal
The Mozambique government has granted Essar of India the right to build a coal export terminal at the Port of Beira, for the second time, after the two parties came to a compromise over Essar’s use of the terminal.
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India seeks trade concessions to make Mozambique coal exports competitive
The Indian Steel Ministry has asked Mozambique for new tariff and non-tariff concessions for its steel-makers involved in coal mining in Mozambique, according to reports in the Indian media.
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Mozambique coal train derails, blocking Beira line
A train belonging to Indian coal miner Jindal has derailed while travelling between the Mozambican coal mining town of Moatize and the port of Beira, blocking the line which carries passenger trains as well as coal trains of two other mining companies, [...]
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Gunmen attack another coal train in central Mozambique
Gunmen suspected of belonging to Mozambique rebel group Renamo opened fire on a coal transport train on its way from mines in Tete province to the port of Beira on Monday.
The incident, near the town of Inhaminga in Sofala province, on the Sena line between the mining town of Moatize and [...]
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