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Mozambique

WATER PRIVATIZATION NEARS

The African Development Bank's subsidiary African Development Fund was due this week to study the award of a loan of [...]

Subscribers only 06.02.1999

RENAULT BUSES

French motor builder Renault Véhicules Industriels is thinking to supply [...]

Subscribers only 06.02.1999

STILL NO AGREEMENT FOR SONAREP

The AGM of Sonarep headed by Manuel Boullosa (whose refinery [...]

Subscribers only 06.02.1999

THREE BISHOPS TO REPLACE

Before next year, three Roman Catholic dignitaries in Mozambique must [...]

Subscribers only Politics 06.02.1999

CARLOS ALBERTO VEIGA ANJOS

It is the present chairman of the Portuguese publicly-owned company Siderurgia Nacional, Carlos Alberto Veiga Anjos, who has just been [...]

Subscribers only 30.01.1999

ILLOVO SUGAR STARTS UP A SUGAR REFINERY

After years of paralysis, Maragra sugar refinery, north of Maputo, [...]

Subscribers only 30.01.1999

SOTEMAZA AMBITIONS

The executive committee of Sotemaza (a cultural organization whose name [...]

Subscribers only Politics 30.01.1999

ADF GIVES US$3.3M

African Development Fund last month made a grant of US$3.3 [...]

Subscribers only 30.01.1999

BRITISH TO DOUBLE AID

Britain's ODA to Mozambique which was at £18.6 million for fiscal year 1997-1998 will pass to £30.4 million for 1998-1999, [...]

Subscribers only 23.01.1999

SONAREP RESURFACES

Sociedade Nacional de Refinaçao de Petroleos (SONAREP), whose principal shareholder is Finolco owned by Portuguese businessman Manuel Boullosa, has convened [...]

Subscribers only 16.01.1999

POLL SHOWS PRESIDENT'S POOR POLL

Recent public opinion polls by Mozambican press media and employers' federations have shown a very poor rating for head of [...]

Subscribers only Politics 16.01.1999

INSECURITY WORRIES WASHINGTON

The consular document put at the disposal on January 7 of US citizens going to Mozambique and which replaces a [...]

Subscribers only 16.01.1999

JOAQUIM CHISSANO

Mozambique's head of state is expected to visit Portugal some [...]

Subscribers only Politics 16.01.1999

MAURITIAN PROMOTION IN MAPUTO

The consultancy created on Mauritius last year by Denis Sek [...]

Subscribers only 16.01.1999

ROSE GOLD BETTERS BLACK GOLD

From the end of January, the European market will again be available to products of Mozambique's fishing fleet, where exports [...]

Subscribers only 09.01.1999

Jean-Luc Harel

Manager of the FUEL sugar refinery on Mauritius since July 1993, Jean-Luc Harel is to be seconded from next month [...]

Subscribers only 09.01.1999

JOSE NORBERTO CARRILHO

The vice president of Tribunal Supremo is not expected to see himself renewed in these functions by head of state [...]

Subscribers only 09.01.1999

JAIME GONCALVES

The Bishop of Beira was due to be a member [...]

Subscribers only Politics 09.01.1999

NEW CONSTITUTIONAL COUNCIL

The Mozambican government and Parliament are preparing to create an [...]

Subscribers only Politics 09.01.1999

AID OFFER FOR BCP

Banco Internacional de Moçambique (BIM) board chairman (and former Mozambican [...]

Subscribers only 09.01.1999

FRELIMO TARGETS STATE-OWNED COMPANIES

During last month's meeting of FRELIMO central committee, the government [...]

Subscribers only 09.01.1999

MINE-SNIFFING AIRCRAFT?

A team from International Institute for Aerospace Survey and Earth Services (ITC in its Dutch initials) in The Netherlands headed [...]

Subscribers only 02.01.1999

CHISSANO FAMILY TARGETTED

The recent arrest of Jorge Fidalgo in Maputo on drug trafficking charges has swung the spotlight onto the pervasive commercial [...]

Subscribers only Politics 02.01.1999

AUDIT FOR BANCO MELLO

Banco Mello de Investimentos of Portugal, Banco Comercial de Moçambique [...]

Subscribers only 02.01.1999

NEW-LIFE COTTON MILLS

Despite a somewhat depressed international cotton market, two textile factories are on the way to starting up again in Mozambique. [...]

Subscribers only 19.12.1998

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Mozambique

WATER PRIVATIZATION NEARS

RENAULT BUSES

STILL NO AGREEMENT FOR SONAREP

THREE BISHOPS TO REPLACE

CARLOS ALBERTO VEIGA ANJOS

ILLOVO SUGAR STARTS UP A SUGAR REFINERY

SOTEMAZA AMBITIONS

ADF GIVES US$3.3M

BRITISH TO DOUBLE AID

SONAREP RESURFACES

POLL SHOWS PRESIDENT'S POOR POLL

INSECURITY WORRIES WASHINGTON

JOAQUIM CHISSANO

MAURITIAN PROMOTION IN MAPUTO

ROSE GOLD BETTERS BLACK GOLD

Jean-Luc Harel

JOSE NORBERTO CARRILHO

JAIME GONCALVES

NEW CONSTITUTIONAL COUNCIL

AID OFFER FOR BCP

FRELIMO TARGETS STATE-OWNED COMPANIES

MINE-SNIFFING AIRCRAFT?

CHISSANO FAMILY TARGETTED

AUDIT FOR BANCO MELLO

NEW-LIFE COTTON MILLS

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Faure Gnassingbe

Orano

Michaël Randrianirina

China National Petroleum Corp

Hassan Sheikh Mohamud

Mozambique

WATER PRIVATIZATION NEARS

RENAULT BUSES

STILL NO AGREEMENT FOR SONAREP

THREE BISHOPS TO REPLACE

CARLOS ALBERTO VEIGA ANJOS

ILLOVO SUGAR STARTS UP A SUGAR REFINERY

SOTEMAZA AMBITIONS

ADF GIVES US$3.3M

BRITISH TO DOUBLE AID

SONAREP RESURFACES

POLL SHOWS PRESIDENT'S POOR POLL

INSECURITY WORRIES WASHINGTON

JOAQUIM CHISSANO

MAURITIAN PROMOTION IN MAPUTO

ROSE GOLD BETTERS BLACK GOLD

Jean-Luc Harel

JOSE NORBERTO CARRILHO

JAIME GONCALVES

NEW CONSTITUTIONAL COUNCIL

AID OFFER FOR BCP

FRELIMO TARGETS STATE-OWNED COMPANIES

MINE-SNIFFING AIRCRAFT?

CHISSANO FAMILY TARGETTED

AUDIT FOR BANCO MELLO

NEW-LIFE COTTON MILLS

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