Expansion of the water supply system in the cities of Maputo and Matola and the neighbouring town of Boane, will more than double the number of people benefiting from piped water from the current 670,000 to 1.5 million, according to Mozambique's Minister of Public Works, Cadmiel Muthemba.
23 June, 2010
Sweden to finance dam rehabilitation
The Mozambican and Swedish governments on Wednesday in Maputo signed an agreement under which Sweden will provide a grant of $33 million to rehabilitate the Mavuzi and Chicamba hydro-electric power stations in the central Mozambican province of Manica.
22 June, 2010
Prince Harry visits demining operations
Prince Henry of Wales (usually referred to as Prince Harry), the third in line to the British throne, on Sunday visited operations of the British mine clearance charity, the Halo Trust, in the western Mozambican province of Tete.
14 June, 2010
Contract signed for coal handling plant at Benga
The Australian company Sedgman Ltd has signed a contract for $80 million to install a coal handling and preparation plant (CHPP) at Benga, in the western Mozambican province of Tete.
11 June, 2010
Beira port dredging to start in July
Mozambique's publicly owned ports and rail company, CFM, has announced that the emergency dredging of the access channel to the port of Beira, the berths and the turning basins, as well as land reclamation work for the future Beira coal terminal, will begin in July.
11 June, 2010
British company raising funds for coal exploration
On Thursday the Ncondezi Coal Company floated on the London Stock Exchange, raising $52 million to be spent on developing four coal exploration areas in the western Mozambican province of Tete.
3 June, 2010
Modernising Maputo port to cost $750 million
A plan to modernise and improve Maputo port, notably through deepening the access channel and the anchorages, has been costed at about $750 million over the next 20 years.
4 September, 2017
Over twenty thousand farmers benefit from mechanisation programme
From October 2016 to July this year, 21,045 Mozambican farmers benefitted from tractors to plough their lands, and other technological packages to improve agricultural production and productivity.
2 September, 2017
Moatize – Macuse project to begin in late 2018
The Mozambican Ministry of Transport and Communications announced in Maputo on 1 September that the construction of a new railway from the western province of Tete to Macuse, on the coast of Zambezia province, should begin in late 2018, and be concluded in the first quarter of 2021.
23 August, 2017
Five billion meticais for road maintenance
The Ministry of Public Works expects to spend five billion meticais on routine road maintenance this year.
30 June, 2010
