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Mozambique Postpones Transporting Coal Via Sena Railroad Until September
The Mozambican government has said coal transport from Moatize (west) along the Sena railway line (linking west to central port of Beira) will be postponed until September from the original date of July because rehabilitation is not yet complete and a...
Mozambique’s Government Exempts United Nations Agencies From Direct Taxes
The Mozambican government has pledged to exempt “all direct taxes” to the agencies of the United Nations (UN) operating in the country.
International Monetary Fund Sees ’very Strong’ Macroeconomic Performance Recorded in Mozambique
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) sees ’very strong’ macroeconomic performance recorded in Mozambique, although the balance of payments be experiencing some pressure due to escalating prices of fuel imports and goods food, said an IMF press release...
Mozambique Planning to Increase Food Production to Avoid Effects of Global Crisis
The Mozambican government has said the increase in food production is one of the measures to be implemented to avoid the effects of economic crisis, state-run Radio Mozambique reported Friday, quoting the Minister of Transport and Communications, Paulo...
Mozambique to Open Tropical Fruits Processing School
The Mozambican government is building a new Tropical fruits processing training center in the administrative Post of Namialo, in the northern Mozambican province of Nampula, state-run Radio Mozambique has reported.
Mozambique Government Revokes Several Mining Licenses
The Mozambican government has so far canceled 10 mining concession licenses this year in the north-western Tete province, state run Radio Mozambique reports here on Tuesday, citing Mineral Resources minister Esperanca Bias.
South African Company, Pan African, to Process Gold in Mozambique
The South African mining company, Pan African, will invest $80 million to build a gold-processing plant in the Manica province (centre) with a labour force of about 300 people, state-run daily newspaper Noticias reports on Tuesday.
22 Firms Compete for Mozambique’s Third Mobile Phone License
Twenty-two companies, including national and international ones, have purchased tender documents to bid for a mobile phone license for the third mobile phone operator in Mozambique, with the winning bidder to be announced next week, the privately-owned...
