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Daily Briefing

27. April, 20180

Zitamar Daily Briefing, 13 April 2018

Welcome to Zitamar’s daily Mozambique briefing for 13 April, 2018. Agenda Today: Madagascar’s minister of…...

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Infrastructure

15. March, 20180

Maputo Port hires Mota Engil for $64m expansion project

The Maputo Port Development Company (MPDC) has contracted Portuguese engineering company Mota Engil to upgrade…...

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Infrastructure

29. January, 20180

Maputo port traffic grows 22% year-on-year

Shipping volumes at Port of Maputo grew to 18.2 million tons in 2017, a 22%…...

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Infrastructure

3. November, 20170

Mozambique railways sign million-tonne transport deal with Zimbabwe miner

Mozambique’s state-owned rail and ports company CFM this week signed a deal with the National…...

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Infrastructure

15. September, 20170

Analysis: Maputo Development Corridor still an example for the region despite non-inclusive development

The success of the Maputo Development Corridor (MDC) – an infrastructure corridor facilitating trade between…...

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Transport

7. July, 20170

Matola ‘can compete with Richards Bay’ after coal terminal expansion

Shipping facilities in Maputo could compete with South Africa’s Richards Bay following an upgrade to…...

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Daily Briefing

7. July, 20170

Zitamar daily round-up: 7 July 2017

Welcome to Zitamar’s round-up of the news in Mozambique today, 7 July 2017 The latest…...

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Infrastructure

6. July, 20170

Port of Maputo ups capacity with dredging project

The Port of Maputo has completed a dredging project that will allow it to service…...

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Infrastructure

6. December, 20160

Maputo Port sends out heaviest ship yet thanks to new dredging effort

Maputo Port this month waved off its first ever ship with 90,000 tonnes of cargo,…...

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Zitamar Daily Briefing, 13 April 2018

Maputo Port hires Mota Engil for $64m expansion project

Maputo port traffic grows 22% year-on-year

Mozambique railways sign million-tonne transport deal with Zimbabwe miner

Analysis: Maputo Development Corridor still an example for the region despite non-inclusive development

Matola ‘can compete with Richards Bay’ after coal terminal expansion

Zitamar daily round-up: 7 July 2017

Port of Maputo ups capacity with dredging project

Maputo Port sends out heaviest ship yet thanks to new dredging effort

Zitamar Daily Briefing, 7 February