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Record year for Kenmare Resources
MoreThe Irish company Kenmare Resources on 13 January reported that last year it produced record levels of titanium minerals and zircon at its mine at Moma, on the coast of the northern Mozambican province of Nampula.
African Development Bank support for agro-industrial processing
MoreThe African Development Bank (ADB) has approved a grant of US$47 million for Mozambique's Pemba-Lichinga Integrated Development Corridor.
European Commission considers classifying natural gas as “green”
MoreThe European Commission has opened consultations on whether natural gas and nuclear power projects should be considered as “green” investments, in a move that could have major implications for the development of Mozambique’s hydrocarbon industry.
World Bank support for social protection
MoreThe World Bank has approved a grant of US$167.5 million to support the Mozambican government’s Social Protection and Economic Resilience Project.
Ressano Garcia border opens 24 hours a day over festive season
MoreAs of 12 December, the main border post between Mozambique and South Africa at Ressano Garcia will remain open 24 hours a day in preparation for the busy holiday period.
Tender launched to select Mphanda Nkuwa strategic partner
MoreThe Mozambican government, through the Office for the Implementation of the Mphanda Nkuwa Hydroelectric Project (GMNK), on 13 December launched an international tender for the selection of a strategic partner for the construction of the Mphanda Nkuwa dam and power generation project in the western province of Tete.
Finance secured for Temane Thermal Power Station
MoreFunding has been secured for the 450 megawatt Temane Power Project (CTT) in the southern province of Inhambane, which will be the largest power station built since Mozambican independence in 1975.
British government recognises Mozambican proof of vaccination
MoreThe British government has announced that, as of 22 November, Mozambique has been added to the list of countries with approved proof of Covid-19 vaccination for travel to England.
Nacala Port to supply low sulphur shipping fuel
MoreThe port of Nacala in northern Mozambique is to begin supplying very low sulphur fuel oil (VLSFO) following a delivery to the port on 7 November from Shell.