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Biofuel Firm May Lose Mozambique License
Aviam Ltd, a Mozambican company with Italian interests is on the verge of losing its license for the exploration of 10,000 hectares of land at a Jatropha plantation in the district of Nacala-a-Velha, in the northern province of Nampula, local reports...
Brazil Commits $300m to Support Infrastructure in Mozambique
Brazil has committed itself to support the development of its infrastructure in Mozambique, including the transformation of the Nacala airbase into an international airport and the construction of a coal berth at Port Beira in the Central Sofala province,...
Technical Problems Cause Dry Pumps At Malawi’s Fuel Stations
Malawi is currently experiencing a shortage of petrol, diesel and paraffin at its fuel pumps due to technical problems at the Ports of Beira in Mozambique and Dar es Salaam in Tanzania, an official said Friday. Acting Executive Director for Malawi Energy...
Mozambique And Brazil Sign $1.2 Billion Railway Line Deal
Mozambique´s INSITEC, a shareholder in the companies developing the northern Nacala Corridor and Brazil´s mining giant, Vale have signed a protocol of intent to develop the Nacala logistics corridor in the northern Nampula province with a in investment...
Mozambique to Launch Massive Public Works Tenders
The Mozambique Government has announced an ambitious plan to issue international public works tenders amounting to 800 million euro for a number of projects including 1,000 km of roads, three bridges, construction of a container terminal at Beira Port...
Seven Injured During Political Violence in Mozambique
At least 7 people were injured in political violence between residents and supporters of the main opposition Renamo party in the northern city of Nacala, Radio Mozambique reported on Wednesday.
Nacala Military Air Base in Mozambique to be Converted Into a Civilian Airport
Mozambican Transport and Communications Minister Paulo Zucula on Wednesday said work to transform the Nacala military air base in Mozambique’s Nampula province into a civilian airport will start in the first quarter of this year.
Mozambique Lowers Cement Import Duty to Reduce Building Costs
Mozambique has suspended a 10.5% tax on cement imports for the next two years to counter rising building costs, a government official said Thursday. How People Arrived Here: mozambique construction coasts, mozambique import cement
