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Mozambique
New railways to carry out coal

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Published on 27/04/2011 at 23:02 GMT

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Mozambique
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Meeting at the Mozambique Coal Conference in Maputo on July 15-16, operators sent the following message in substance to mines [...]

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The Brazilian behemoth Vale intends to present the results of a viability study to the government next year concerning a [...]

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Benga coal shipped out on Zambezi river?

Due to the reduced capacity of the railway between Moatize and Beira, Riversdale Mining (see opposite) is thinking increasingly of [...]

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After 27 years trains are to run once again between [...]

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The environmental impact study for economic exploitation of the Benga coal deposit (with 4 billion t of reserves) by Riversdale [...]

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Riversdale Mining, with Tata Steel as its partner, has just [...]

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Has Jindal Steel & Power finally got what it sought, a full two years after it began efforts to obtain [...]

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Mozambique
Delays in Rebuilding Railway Track for Transporting Coal

Attempts to develop Tete province’s coal deposits may be affected [...]

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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
New railways to carry out coal

Mozambique
Coal a long way from being a money spinner

Mozambique
Phosphates/Vale : viability study next year

Mozambique
Benga coal shipped out on Zambezi river?

Mozambique
Tete’s Coal: Nippon Steel Jumps on Bandwagon

Mozambique
Key Mozambique Rail Line Finished

Mozambique
Riversdale Gets Go-Ahead for Benga Coal

Mozambique
More Coal at Tete, but How to Transport It?

Mozambique
Coal India Interested in Beira Railway Co

Mozambique
Firms Pushing Their Way Into Tete Coal

Mozambique
Delays in Rebuilding Railway Track for Transporting Coal