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Coal

13. March, 20200

Beacon Hill coking coal mine resurrected under new ownership

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

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Business

26. July, 20190

Bridge operator profits as repair delays hurt Tete citizens

Bridge operator profits as repair delays hurt Tete citizens A delay in repairing the bridge…...

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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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Daily Briefing

28. September, 20170

Zitamar Daily Briefing, 28 September 2017

Welcome to Zitamar’s daily Mozambique briefing for 28 September, 2017. The latest from Zitamar News:…...

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Transport

15. June, 20171

Sino-Portuguese JV signs $2.4bn Mozambique port and railway deal

Portuguese civil engineering contractor Mota Engil announced this week it has signed a $2.4 billion…...

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Aid

12. April, 20161

Mozambique refugee crisis widens as inquiries are blocked and postponed

Mozambican defence forces stand accused of trying to prevent would-be refugees from crossing from Tete…...

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Business

15. March, 20160

Consultancy denies blame for fatal swimming pool wall collapse

The engineering consultancy accused of having approved the Zimpeto Olympic swimming pool building, which collapsed…...

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Coal

11. January, 20160

Beira port expansion lags behind expanded Sena rail capacity

The rail line taking coal from Mozambique’s coal-rich province of Tete to the Indian Ocean port…...

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Coal

3. December, 20152

Vale Mozambique sends first coal shipment from Nacala

Brazilian mining giant Vale dispatched its first shipment of coal from its new purpose-built coal…...

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Browsing: Mota Engil

Beacon Hill coking coal mine resurrected under new ownership

Bridge operator profits as repair delays hurt Tete citizens

Maputo Port hires Mota Engil for $64m expansion project

Zitamar Daily Briefing, 28 September 2017

Sino-Portuguese JV signs $2.4bn Mozambique port and railway deal

Mozambique refugee crisis widens as inquiries are blocked and postponed

Consultancy denies blame for fatal swimming pool wall collapse

Beira port expansion lags behind expanded Sena rail capacity

Vale Mozambique sends first coal shipment from Nacala

Zitamar Daily Briefing, 1 February