Politically-connected miners move ahead with Moatize rare earth project; Police reinforce surveillance to prevent "violent" demonstrations
Politically-connected miners move ahead with Moatize rare earth project; Police reinforce surveillance to prevent "violent" demonstrations
Welcome to Zitamar’s daily Mozambique briefing for 11 April 2022
Agenda:
Wednesday to Saturday: President Filipe Nyusi visits Botswana
The latest from Zitamar News:
Politically-connected miners move ahead with Moatize rare earth project
A UK-listed junior mining company has bought into a concession near Moatize owned by the partner of a government minister
Today’s headlines:
TotalEnergies return to Cabo Delgado still uncertain (Evidências)
Mozambican civil society calls for more transparency in the extractive industry (RFI)
South Africa extends counterpiracy mission for another year (News24)
Leonor de Sousa elected Secretary General of MDM (DW)
Mozambican police arrest alleged kidnapping ringleader in central Mozambique (Lusa)
Police reinforce surveillance to prevent "violent" demonstrations (Statement)
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