Vale concludes mega-project sale to Jindal group; Critics of militias are manipulating public opinion, says Nyusi
Welcome to Zitamar’s daily Mozambique briefing for 26 April 2022
Agenda:
Tomorrow-Friday: President Filipe Nyusi on a state visit to Uganda (he is expected to travel there this afternoon)
Tomorrow-Thursday: Attorney-General Beatriz Buchili presents parliament with her annual report on the state of justice in the country
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Vale has concluded the sale of its Moatize coal mine and the Nacala Logistics Corridor in Moatize, to Vulcan Resources, a Mauritius-registered company owned by India's Jindal Steel and Power
Today’s headlines:
Critics of militias are manipulating public opinion, says Nyusi (O País)
SocGen hired to help refinance Mozambique’s stake in ENI gas project (Bloomberg)
More than 50 forestry companies to close due to covid-19 financial crisis (Rádio Moçambique)
Ressano Garcia terminal to take 7,500 trucks off the EN4 (AIM)
Aeroportos de Moçambique reports deficit of MZN2bn (AIM)
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