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Mozambique
Tax cuts denied to coal miners

The president of the Autoridade Tributaria de Mocambique handed down his verdict in early July. Indeed, Rosario Fernandes ruled out [...]

Published on 15/07/2014 at 23:02 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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Autoridade Tributaria de Mocambique
International Coal Ventures
Jindal
Pedro Gutemberg
Rio Tinto
Rosario Fernandes
Tata Steel
Vale

Mozambique
Why Jindal is intent on getting into the power business

Indian businessman Naveen Jindal is in talks with Maputo on building a 150 MW power station.

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Mozambique
Indians run into coal woes

In the wake of Rio Tinto (AMI 328) and Vale (AMI 327), Indian groups are experiencing a sharp drop in [...]

Free access Mining 26.05.2015

Mozambique
Pedro Couto: from finances to mines

A former deputy finance minister, Pedro Conceicao Couto, was asked by new Mozambican president Filipe Nyusi to replace Esperanca Bias [...]

Subscribers only Mining 27.01.2015

Mozambique
Taxman targets Rio and Vale

Late last year Autoridade Tributaria de Mocambique (ATM) summoned Rio Tinto Coal Mozambique to pay a capital gains tax relating [...]

Subscribers only Mining 13.01.2015

Mozambique
Consultant to advise on Rio Tinto retreat

According to our sources, Mozambique’s mines ministry is to put [...]

Subscribers only Mining 16.09.2014

Mozambique
Vale thinking of throwing in towel

Brazil’s Vale is considering selling off some of its assets in Mozambique, and particularly the shares that the Moatize coal [...]

Subscribers only Mining 02.09.2014

Mozambique
Jindal tries its hand at trading

After putting down roots in various foreign countries in recent [...]

Subscribers only Mining 15.07.2014

Mozambique
Defence ministry a stake holder in Kingho

A consortium led by the Chinese concern Kingho Investments has launched a feasibility study on developing the Changara coal mine [...]

Subscribers only Mining 17.06.2014

Mozambique
Mining code: Bias turns back on tax stability

Mineral resources minister Esperance Bias is poised to recommend awarding new exploration licenses in the coal belt of Tete but [...]

Subscribers only Mining 20.05.2014

Mozambique
Vale in line for the prize

According to our sources, the government will endorse a 25-year concession for the Brazilian mining giant Vale for the 300 [...]

Subscribers only Energy 28.01.2014

Mozambique
GDP to triple in Mozambican mining

According to US analyst Fast Market Research, Mozambique’s mining gross [...]

Subscribers only Mining 21.01.2014

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Frelimo omnipresent in the mining sector

The practice was already current during the presidency of Joaquim Chissano but, since the arrival in power of Armando Guebuza in 2005, revenue-grabbing in the mining sector by the ruling Frelimo (Frente de Libertação de Moçambique) elite has moved into a new dimension.

Subscribers only 16.12.2013

Mozambique
Coal a long way from being a money spinner

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

Subscribers only Mining 23.07.2013

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Ivory Coast
French investigation sends tremors through Abidjan's political class

Libya
From Tripoli to Benghazi, Turkish trader BGN's oil odyssey

Mozambique
Tax cuts denied to coal miners

Mozambique
Why Jindal is intent on getting into the power business

Mozambique
Indians run into coal woes

Mozambique
Pedro Couto: from finances to mines

Mozambique
Taxman targets Rio and Vale

Mozambique
Consultant to advise on Rio Tinto retreat

Mozambique
Vale thinking of throwing in towel

Mozambique
Jindal tries its hand at trading

Mozambique
Defence ministry a stake holder in Kingho

Mozambique
Mining code: Bias turns back on tax stability

Mozambique
Vale in line for the prize

Mozambique
GDP to triple in Mozambican mining

Insiders | Mozambique
Frelimo omnipresent in the mining sector

Mozambique
Coal a long way from being a money spinner