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Mining companies contribute to local communities
MoreMontepuez Ruby Mining (MRM) and Kagem Mining have contributed 537,625,000 meticais (US$8.4 million) to projects for local communities in Mozambique and Zambia.
President calls for digital inclusion to empower women
MorePresident Filipe Nyusi on 7 April challenged the country to speed up the expansion of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs), as an essential measure for digital inclusion, the promotion of gender equality, and the empowerment of women.
UK donation for victims of Cyclone Freddy
MoreThe United Kingdom on Thursday donated various materials costed at £700,000 (US$850,000) to support Mozambicans affected by Cyclone Freddy, especially in the central province of Zambezia.
EDM presents new company to manage Tete-Maputo power line
MoreThe publicly owned electricity company, EDM, on 5 December announced that a new company has been set up to manage the “Espinha Dorsal” Project which will see the construction of a 1,400 kilometre long electricity transmission line from Tete in the centre of Mozambique to the capital city Maputo.
Tirupati Graphite raises finance to fund Suni acquisition
MoreThe British graphite company Tirupati Graphite on 6 December revealed that it has raised £5 million (US$6.1 million) through an institutional and private placing of 14,285,714 new ordinary shares at 35 pence each.
Triton Minerals re-commits to large-scale Ancuabe Graphite Project
MoreThe Australian mining company Triton Minerals, which holds the rights to three graphite deposits in the northern Mozambican province of Cabo Delgado, has announced that its board of directors and its backer Shandong Yulong have formally recommitted to the large-scale development of its Ancuabe Graphite Project.
First Lady calls on Mozambicans to embrace the fight against malnutrition
MoreMozambique’s First Lady, Isaura Nyusi, on 17 October challenged society, particularly mothers, to promote the country’s development by embracing the fight against chronic malnutrition.
European Union allocates €28 million for emergency aid
MoreMozambique will receive €28 million from the European Union (EU) as part of its response to global food insecurity and the need for emergency aid to the most vulnerable countries.
Mozambique set to become energy hub in the region
MoreThe director of Market Operations at Mozambique's utility company Electricidade de Mocambique (EDM), Luis Ganje, says that the government is mobilising investments to build new power-generating projects to meet the huge energy demand in the region.