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Building lasting peace, one community at a time in Mozambique

This is the first time Exxon has laid out a clear timeline for the project since reviving plans to build the onshore plant, which was stalled in 2020 as an Islamic State-linked insurgency heightened security concerns.

The Exxon Mobil-led (XOM) Rovuma LNG export project in Mozambique is on track to gain final approval in 2025, which would put the project on track to start up by the end of the decade.

Zimbabwe's largest daily newspaper

While the Chinese market offers premium prices for fresh produce, there are requirements that must be facilitated by governments that will make it easy for local producers to export.

While the Chinese market offers premium prices for fresh produce, there are requirements that must be facilitated by governments that will make it easy for local producers to export.

As with many African nations, Lusophone countries on the continent are trying to balance a need to raise revenue to invest in economic development, often from exploiting fossil fuel...

Zim council corrects misperceptions of its citrus trade with China

Zimbabwe is considering exporting surplus wheat to Mozambique from this years anticipated harvest of 420 000 tonnes, well above the countrys requirements of 3...

The Korea Gas Corporation is set to participate in a US$7 billion gas development project in Mozambique