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Feature: Zim pivots to China for place in EV battery supply chain - The Zimbabwe Independent - Vimarsana News

Feature: Zim pivots to China for place in EV battery supply chain - The Zimbabwe Independent

Zimbabwe’s reserves could help ease some of that pressure. The government aims to supply a fifth of the world’s demand.

APO Group - Africa Newsroom / Press release | United States Agency for International Development (USAID) deputy administrator Isobel Coleman visits Mozambique - Vimarsana News

APO Group - Africa Newsroom / Press release | United States Agency for International Development (USAID) deputy administrator Isobel Coleman visits Mozambique

United States Agency for International Development (USAID) deputy administrator Isobel Coleman visits Mozambique

Top 10 Travel Destinations In Africa To Put On Your Bucket List - Vimarsana News

Top 10 Travel Destinations In Africa To Put On Your Bucket List

We take you through a tour of the Top 10 travel destinations in Africa where you can experience the beauty of great lakes, crystal blue beaches, majestic wildlife and so much more.

Source: africa.com
ESCOM launches fruit tree planting exercise in Neno along Mozambique-Malawi power interconnection stretch - Vimarsana News

ESCOM launches fruit tree planting exercise in Neno along Mozambique-Malawi power interconnection stretch

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KOGAS, Samsung Heavy criticized for controversial Mozambique LNG project - Vimarsana News

KOGAS, Samsung Heavy criticized for controversial Mozambique LNG project

An environmental group has condemned Korean companies and banks involved in an ongoing liquefied natural gas (LNG) extraction project in the waters off Mozambique, arguing that the project has forcibly displaced local residents and increased the amount of greenhouse gases released into the atmosphere, according to the Seoul-based organization, Monday.