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Mozambique
USD 2.7 Billion Indian Fund for Coal

A consortium of Indian interests (Coal India, SAIL, Vizag Steel, [...]

Published on 27/02/2008 at 08:00 GMT

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Coal India
International Coal Ventures
National Mineral Development Corp
National Thermal Power Corp
SAIL
Vizag Steel

Mozambique
Pivotal Moment for Benga Coal

Riversdale Mining and Tata Steel of India are to present [...]

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Mozambique
Africa Yuxiao Mining

The Chinese company Yuxiao Group Co of Jinan has found [...]

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Mozambique
Two new Indian companies in mining

The number of Indian mining companies is continually growing. We focus on the two latest to join the fray.

Subscribers only Business 27.06.2008

South Africa
Homeland’s Strategy in Coal Moves Ahead

A key step in Homeland Energy Group’s strategy in coal, the granting of a mining licence for the Kendal coal [...]

Subscribers only Mining 25.03.2008

South Africa
Women at the Top in Coal Mining!

After signing a memorandum of understanding with the Empowerment company Aphrodeities Mining last November, Takara Resources Inc (Canada) is pushing [...]

Subscribers only Mining 11.03.2008

Mozambique
Chinese Firms Follow Indians into Coal!

It is not only Indian interests that are taking positions in provinces with rich coalfields like Tete in Mozambique. According [...]

Subscribers only Mining 12.02.2008

South Africa
First Unconventional Projects

A plan by the South African government to extract torbanite, an oil-rich type of coal, has run into opposition from environmentalists.

Subscribers only Energy 05.02.2008

South Africa
Nonkqubela Mazwai

Nonkqubela Mazwai and Nchakha Moloi, owners and managers of Motjoli Resources, have resigned from the board of Australian junior Coal [...]

Subscribers only Mining 29.01.2008

Mozambique
Indian Firms Step Up Rush into Coal

Mozambique's coal reserves are proving of increasing interest to Indian steel companies because of the country's proximity to the Indian [...]

Subscribers only Mining 15.01.2008

Mozambique
Markmore on the Move

Pushing ahead in West Africa, the Malaysian conglomerate Markmore has gained a foothold in Mozambique.

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Coal India
International Coal Ventures
National Mineral Development Corp
National Thermal Power Corp
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Senegal
Guns, gold and oil drive Russia's Dakar courtship

Botswana, South Africa
From Gaborone to Antwerp, is De Beers's empire on the rocks?

Mozambique
USD 2.7 Billion Indian Fund for Coal

Mozambique
Pivotal Moment for Benga Coal

Mozambique
Africa Yuxiao Mining

Mozambique
Two new Indian companies in mining

South Africa
Homeland’s Strategy in Coal Moves Ahead

South Africa
Women at the Top in Coal Mining!

Mozambique
Chinese Firms Follow Indians into Coal!

South Africa
First Unconventional Projects

South Africa
Nonkqubela Mazwai

Mozambique
Indian Firms Step Up Rush into Coal

Mozambique
Markmore on the Move