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What appears to be the final version of a controversial reconstruction plan for Cabo Delgado province has been published in full on an EU website, despite not yet having been approved by the Mozambican government
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Financing has closed on the $652.3 million, 450MW Temane thermal power plant in Inhambane province
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Mozambique’s national oil company, ENH, could be burdened with more than $700m of unpaid debt when the Coral South FLNG project reaches the end of its economic life, if the Exxon-led Rovuma LNG project does not move ahead, according to recent analysis by the World Bank
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Welcome to Zitamar’s daily Mozambique briefing for 5 March, 2021 Zitamar Ltd Mar 5 Agenda:…...
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Mozambican businesses have proven relatively resilient during the coronavirus pandemic, despite the poor design and implementation of schemes supposed to help them
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The government of Mozambique is hoping to revive plans for a limestone quarry in Zambezia province close to the border with Malawi
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