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Mozambique

CALL THEM CONCESSIONS

The South Africans turned out to be much tougher in the tripartite sub-committee (of Mozambique, Portugal and Republic of South [...]

Subscribers only 22.02.1997

DELAY IN CABORA BASSA PACT

The agreement that has just been reached on the European Development Fund's Lome IV regional indicative program for Southern Africa [...]

Subscribers only Energy 19.02.1997

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SCRIMMAGE ON AN OILY POLE

The future of Petromoc's oil refinery at Matola, nationalized in 1976 and mothballed since 1984, is the subject of bitter infighting between the Mozambican regime's technocratic arm (symbolized by finance minister Tomas Salomao) and its conservative faction (represented by natural [...]

Subscribers only 15.02.1997

FUNNY OL' LOAN

A little known financial company, Falcon Funds, which is registered in The Bahamas, administered from Geneva and runs an office [...]

Subscribers only 08.02.1997

LOTS OF EURO-AID

First European Union funds recently allocated in the framework of its regional indicative programme for Southern Africa will be committed [...]

Subscribers only 08.02.1997

SIMAO LOURUNHO MUAI

The recently formed Gabinete Plano Zambeze (ION N° 738) has just received its first boss, Simao Lourunho Muai, at the [...]

Subscribers only 08.02.1997

CABORA BASSO TALKS

The tripartite sub-committee (of representatives from Mozambique, Portugal and the [...]

Subscribers only 08.02.1997

JOB-SHARING WITH RENAMO

The government has begun negotiating ever so discreetly with opposition [...]

Subscribers only 08.02.1997

SOTEMAZA SNUGGLING UP TO RENAMO

Mozambique's ambassador to Portugal Afonso Pedro Comissario has begun initial approaches to RENAMO and in particular the opposition movement's chairman, [...]

Subscribers only 01.02.1997

NO TAKERS FOR PETROMOC

According to the Mozambican authorities and contrary to certain information [...]

Subscribers only 01.02.1997

JAMES D. WOLFENSOHN

For his second visit to the African continent, from February [...]

Subscribers only 01.02.1997

JOAQUIM CHISSANO

The Mozambican head of state was due to go to [...]

Subscribers only 25.01.1997

JCI-ARCO PROJECT MOVES TO COAST

Unveiled six weeks ago, the Mozambique-Zimbabwe mining, gas and steel project being mounted by Arco and JCI has just undergone [...]

Subscribers only Energy 22.01.1997

BPD DIFFICULT TO SELL

The Mozambican government is encountering difficulties in finding foreign investors to whom it can cede part of the capital of [...]

Subscribers only 18.01.1997

CARLOS SIMBINE

During its latest general assembly, Associaçao Industrial de Moçambique (AIMO) elected a new executive committee for the next three years. [...]

Subscribers only 11.01.1997

MAPUTO LOOKS TO MADRID

The Mozambican authorities, who dispose at the present time of twenty-one diplomatic representations abroad, are considering opening a new embassy [...]

Subscribers only 11.01.1997

PIERRE COULON

Former military attache to French embassy in Africa Pierre Coulon [...]

Subscribers only 11.01.1997

1997 PLANNING

The International Monetary Fund mission which was in Mozambique at [...]

Subscribers only 11.01.1997

PORTUGUESE SPEARHEAD

The cabinet of Portuguese secretary of state for foreign affairs [...]

Subscribers only 11.01.1997

PETROGAL IN LUCK ON ROAD DEAL

The state-owned Portuguese firm Petrogal, which is currently being privatized, has had a good stroke of fortune in Mozambique. It [...]

Subscribers only Energy 08.01.1997

GENCOR PROJECT FOR THIS YEAR?

Mozambique's government appears persuaded that Gencor's project for an aluminium smelter in the Maputo corridor will get off the ground [...]

Subscribers only Energy 08.01.1997

NEW USTDA LOAN IN PIPELINE

The U.S. Trade and Development Agency signed an agreement with [...]

Subscribers only Energy 08.01.1997

MAPUTO QUITS COMESA

Mozambican foreign minister Leonardo Simao confirmed this week that his [...]

Subscribers only 04.01.1997

PETROGAL WINS SO PETROMOC LOSES

Portugal's Petrogal backed the right horse in joining the consortium [...]

Subscribers only 04.01.1997

JOAQUIM CHISSANO

In his New Year message, Mozambican head of state Joaquim [...]

Subscribers only 04.01.1997

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Mozambique

CALL THEM CONCESSIONS

DELAY IN CABORA BASSA PACT

Spotlight
SCRIMMAGE ON AN OILY POLE

FUNNY OL' LOAN

LOTS OF EURO-AID

SIMAO LOURUNHO MUAI

CABORA BASSO TALKS

JOB-SHARING WITH RENAMO

SOTEMAZA SNUGGLING UP TO RENAMO

NO TAKERS FOR PETROMOC

JAMES D. WOLFENSOHN

JOAQUIM CHISSANO

JCI-ARCO PROJECT MOVES TO COAST

BPD DIFFICULT TO SELL

CARLOS SIMBINE

MAPUTO LOOKS TO MADRID

PIERRE COULON

1997 PLANNING

PORTUGUESE SPEARHEAD

PETROGAL IN LUCK ON ROAD DEAL

GENCOR PROJECT FOR THIS YEAR?

NEW USTDA LOAN IN PIPELINE

MAPUTO QUITS COMESA

PETROGAL WINS SO PETROMOC LOSES

JOAQUIM CHISSANO

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Mozambique

CALL THEM CONCESSIONS

DELAY IN CABORA BASSA PACT

Spotlight SCRIMMAGE ON AN OILY POLE

FUNNY OL' LOAN

LOTS OF EURO-AID

SIMAO LOURUNHO MUAI

CABORA BASSO TALKS

JOB-SHARING WITH RENAMO

SOTEMAZA SNUGGLING UP TO RENAMO

NO TAKERS FOR PETROMOC

JAMES D. WOLFENSOHN

JOAQUIM CHISSANO

JCI-ARCO PROJECT MOVES TO COAST

BPD DIFFICULT TO SELL

CARLOS SIMBINE

MAPUTO LOOKS TO MADRID

PIERRE COULON

1997 PLANNING

PORTUGUESE SPEARHEAD

PETROGAL IN LUCK ON ROAD DEAL

GENCOR PROJECT FOR THIS YEAR?

NEW USTDA LOAN IN PIPELINE

MAPUTO QUITS COMESA

PETROGAL WINS SO PETROMOC LOSES

JOAQUIM CHISSANO

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SCRIMMAGE ON AN OILY POLE