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Aerial view of the Moma mine pond, processing plant and jetty. Photo: Kenmare Resources

26. April, 2018 0

Mixed start to 2018 for Mozambique’s mega-projects

Patchy performance at Mozambique’s megaprojects in the first quarter of 2018 could hit the country’s GDP growth this year, the government has warned - but strong commodity prices should keep export receipts healthy.

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6. February, 2018 0

Zitamar Daily Briefing, 23 January 2018

Welcome to a free edition of Zitamar’s daily Mozambique briefing for 23 January, 2018. To receive this email every day, contact subscriptions@zitamar.com. The latest from
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11. August, 2017 0

US grant for new gas-to-power project in Mozambique

A 78 megawatt gas-fired power project in Gaza province has won an $880,000 grant from the US Trade and Development Agency to pay for a consultancy to carry out a feasibility study and help it raise further financing.
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18. January, 2017 0

Planned 78 MW Mozambique gas-fired power project enters consultation

Public consultations will begin later this month for a new gas-fired power plant to be built near to the town of Chokwè, close to the smaller
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19. July, 2016 0

Mozambique re-tenders Guebuza’s controversial digital TV deal

The Mozambique government is re-tendering the contract to manage the country’s transition to digital radio and television – apparently cancelling a deal awarded in 2014 to a company owned by the family of the then-President of Mozambique, Armando Guebuza. [...]

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