According to Eskom the power system remains constrained and this weekend will see a very high risk of load shedding. Eskom says, “There is a very high risk of load […]
Tag Archives | Mozambique
Smooth flow of cargo
The Maputo Corridor Joint Operating Centre (JOC) has been officially launched by Transnet and port and rail operators in Swaziland and Mozambique. The Centre is a major milestone for the […]
First new models taken into operation
Zambia’s Time Trucking is one of the first fleet operators in southern Africa to take delivery of the new Volvo Trucks FH model. Three of these models join the company’s […]
Opening doors for small SA businesses in Mozambique
As part of the dti’s national export and market diversification strategy for Africa, KJ Creations exhibited at the recent 50th Feira International de Maputo (FACIM) Fair. The company, a Gauteng […]
Fostering closer trade relations to grow economy
Mozambique is one of the seven fastest growing economies in sub-Saharan Africa and South Africa needs to be linked with this country to achieve economic growth. This is according to […]
Accessing Africa through ports
The African Ports Evolution conference features over 35 visionary high level speakers who will share their industry insights to help expand your expertise. Taking place between 1-3 September 2014 at […]
Exhibiting the economic potential of Mozambique
Over 25 countries are participating in the 50th Maputo International Fair (Facim) taking place between 25 and 31 August. This year the following countries are represented at this event: Besides […]
Stop/Go to improve on N4
The long term Stop/Go at the Crocodile Gorge on the N4 between Nelspruit and Malalane is going to be replaced with a shorter daytime Stop/Go from mid-October. Trans African Concessions […]
US$32 Billion for infrastructure
Over the next few years Mozambique is, according to the Deutsche Bank, one of three African countries earmarked for foreign investment. With infrastructure projects worth US$32 Billion being developed. Claire […]
US$260 million invested in Mozambican SEZ
To date Chinese company Dingsheng International Investments has invested US$260 million of a total US$500 million to build infrastructure in the Manga-Mungassa Special Economic Zone, in Mozambique’s Sofala province. Aiuba […]