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Mozambique

ECCLESIASTICAL MEDIATION

The Roman Catholic church in Mozambique will probably shortly support complaints by the opposition party RENAMO headed by Afonso Dhlakama [...]

Subscribers only 07.03.1998

A BANK FOR PRIVATIZATIONS

Portuguese group Banco Comercial Português (BCP), which is close to the militant Roman Catholic group Opus Dei , has set [...]

Subscribers only 07.03.1998

LOCAL BALLOT PROBLEMS

Head of state Joaquim Chissano was expected to try to meet with RENAMO leader Afonso Dhlakama this week in a [...]

Subscribers only 28.02.1998

ACCORD WITH BP FINALIZED

An agreement between the Mozambique government and British Petroleum that dated from September, 1996 was finalized in Maputo on Feb. [...]

Subscribers only Energy 25.02.1998

NACALA GETS A CONSORTIUM

A consortium known as Nacala Development Corridor Company (NDCC) has been formed with local and foreign investors to develop the [...]

Subscribers only 21.02.1998

JIM COATES

The new World Bank resident representative in Maputo, Jim Coates, is a specialist of agricultural questions. A Uruguayan national, he [...]

Subscribers only 21.02.1998

PESTANA LEADS

Portugal's Pestana Hotels & Resorts leisure group is believed to [...]

Subscribers only 21.02.1998

FRIENDLY WITH MALAWI

A meeting of the Malawi-Mozambican joint defence committee was held in Maputo on February 11. Both countries' defence ministers were [...]

Subscribers only 14.02.1998

JOAQUIM CHISSANO

Head of state Joaquim Chissano received a special envoy in [...]

Subscribers only 14.02.1998

MORE TALKS

The Mauritian government has planned to send a new trade [...]

Subscribers only 14.02.1998

NATPOWER PROJECTS

Britain's privately-owned utility National Power in partnership with Zimbabwe Electricity [...]

Subscribers only 14.02.1998

ALAIN MADELIN

The French ex-minister of industry and of posts and telecomm [...]

Subscribers only 07.02.1998

RETURN OF CHAMPALIMAUD

The Portuguese group linked to the former colonial entrepreneur Antonio [...]

Subscribers only 07.02.1998

THE PROJECTS OF CREDIT LYONNAIS

French state-owned banking group Credit Lyonnais is trying to get its foot back in the Republic of South Africa and [...]

Subscribers only 31.01.1998

MARIO SANTOS

Former loyal supporter of the RENAMO of Afonso Dhlakama (Mozambican opposition), Portuguese businessman Mario Santos is now considering starting a [...]

Subscribers only 31.01.1998

SONAE INDUSTRIA HITS AGAIN

Portuguese company Sonae Industria is considering constructing a wood chipboard [...]

Subscribers only 31.01.1998

DAVID ALONE

A lot of other changes took place in the Renamo opposition party headed by Afonso Dhlakama when Joao Alexandre was [...]

Subscribers only 24.01.1998

LISBON AND RENAMO

DINFO, the former Portuguese military intelligence service now renamed Divisao de Informaçao Militar (DIMIL), has revived its old idea of [...]

Subscribers only 24.01.1998

WHO GETS THE MAPUTO CORRIDOR?

Six consortia submitted bids to the Mozambique government in response to an invitation to tender to rehabilitate and then manage [...]

Subscribers only 24.01.1998

HELP FOR SMBS

The European Development Fund committee is considering awarding a little [...]

Subscribers only 24.01.1998

1998 MAY BE GOOD YEAR FOR PARIS

Several French companies will be ready in 1998 for some of the important contracts up for competition in Mozambique. As [...]

Subscribers only 17.01.1998

JOAO ALEXANDRE

It is a militant of the new generation of RENAMO, Joao Alexandre, who has just been designated as secretary general [...]

Subscribers only 17.01.1998

MELLO BETWEEN HCB AND ESKOM

Portuguese industrial and banking group Mello has tried, so far [...]

Subscribers only 17.01.1998

MOMENT OF TRUTH FOR HCB & ESKOM

Hidroelectrica de Cabora Bassa is sticking to its refusal to deliver electricity to South Africa's Eskom at the price originally [...]

Subscribers only Energy 14.01.1998

NACALA CONNECTED TO CABORA BASSA VIA MALAWI?

Studies underway at the ministry of mines and energy on [...]

Subscribers only Energy 14.01.1998

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Mozambique

ECCLESIASTICAL MEDIATION

A BANK FOR PRIVATIZATIONS

LOCAL BALLOT PROBLEMS

ACCORD WITH BP FINALIZED

NACALA GETS A CONSORTIUM

JIM COATES

PESTANA LEADS

FRIENDLY WITH MALAWI

JOAQUIM CHISSANO

MORE TALKS

NATPOWER PROJECTS

ALAIN MADELIN

RETURN OF CHAMPALIMAUD

THE PROJECTS OF CREDIT LYONNAIS

MARIO SANTOS

SONAE INDUSTRIA HITS AGAIN

DAVID ALONE

LISBON AND RENAMO

WHO GETS THE MAPUTO CORRIDOR?

HELP FOR SMBS

1998 MAY BE GOOD YEAR FOR PARIS

JOAO ALEXANDRE

MELLO BETWEEN HCB AND ESKOM

MOMENT OF TRUTH FOR HCB & ESKOM

NACALA CONNECTED TO CABORA BASSA VIA MALAWI?

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Mozambique

ECCLESIASTICAL MEDIATION

A BANK FOR PRIVATIZATIONS

LOCAL BALLOT PROBLEMS

ACCORD WITH BP FINALIZED

NACALA GETS A CONSORTIUM

JIM COATES

PESTANA LEADS

FRIENDLY WITH MALAWI

JOAQUIM CHISSANO

MORE TALKS

NATPOWER PROJECTS

ALAIN MADELIN

RETURN OF CHAMPALIMAUD

THE PROJECTS OF CREDIT LYONNAIS

MARIO SANTOS

SONAE INDUSTRIA HITS AGAIN

DAVID ALONE

LISBON AND RENAMO

WHO GETS THE MAPUTO CORRIDOR?

HELP FOR SMBS

1998 MAY BE GOOD YEAR FOR PARIS

JOAO ALEXANDRE

MELLO BETWEEN HCB AND ESKOM

MOMENT OF TRUTH FOR HCB & ESKOM

NACALA CONNECTED TO CABORA BASSA VIA MALAWI?

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About Africa Intelligence

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Africa Intelligence on social media

Indigo Publications' websites