Riversdale Moçambique to study navigability on Mozambique’s Shire

Maputo, Mozambique, 28 Oct – Riversdale Moçambique plans to examine the question of navigability on the Chire River, a project causing diplomatic friction between Mozambique and Malawi, company president Casimiro Francisco has told the newspaper O Pais.
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Paladin to start completion test at Kayelekera

Paladin Energy will start a completion test at its Kayelekera uranium mine, in Malawi, on November 1, the company announced on Monday.
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Portuguese firm gets 30-year water transportation deal in Malawi

APA-Lilongwe (Malawi) Malawi through the Privatisation Commission on Wednesday awarded a concession to Mota Engil a Portuguese company to take over the water transportation from the Malawi Lake Services for the next 30 years.
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IMF raises Malawi 2010 growth f'cast to 7 pct

LILONGWE Oct 27 (Reuters) - The IMF has raised Malawi's 2010 growth forecast to 7 percent from 6.3 percent due to the expected expansion of the southern African country's mining and services sector, its local representative said on Wednesday
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MALAWI Food Security Outlook October 2010 through March 2011

 National maize availability is expected to remain favorable in Malawi through the outlook period following another year of surplus maize production. Prices have been stable since the last harvest in April and maize remains available in all markets in Malawi including the southern part of the country where food insecurity persists

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Use of Zambezi By Malawi Dependent On Studies

18 October 2010

Maputo — The use of the Zambezi river to carry trade between landlocked Malawi and the Indian Ocean depends on environmental and economic viability studies of the navigability of the Zambezi, according to Alvaro dos Santos, the Director for Africa and the Middle East in the Mozambican Foreign Ministry.




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Government of Mozambique to invest US$20 million in reconstruction of Nampula-Cuamba road

Maputo, Mozambique, 13 Oct – The government of Mozambique plans to invest US$20 million in the reconstruction of the Nampula-Cuamba road, as part of an overall project to improve transport facilities in the Nacala corridor, a government spokesman said Tuesday in Maputo.
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Mozambique open to construction of oil pipeline linking port of Beira to Malawi [ 2010-10-11 ]

Maputo, Mozambique, 11 Oct - Mozambique is open to Malawi’s initiative to build an oil pipeline linking the port of Beira and the Malawian district of Nsanje, in the far south of the country, Mozambican energy minister told Mozambican newspaper Notícias.
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SA company risks losing Malawi bauxite exploration licence

The Malawi government has warned that unless a South A frican company assigned to explore for bauxite deposits on Mulanje Mountain bring s forward convincing evidence "that it has something to show," it won't have its

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Resource Star encounters uranium anomaly at Ilomba Hill in Malawi

Resource Star, an uranium explorer, has conducted an aeromagnetic and multi-spectral radiometric survey, which identified uranium anomalies at its 90%-owned Ilomba Hill Uranium-Niobium Project in Malawi.

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Globe Metals & Mining completes maiden rare earth drilling program at Machinga

Reported by Proactive Investors on Tuesday, 28 September 2010 (1 week ago)



African focused Globe Metals & Mining (ASX: GBE) RC drilling program at the Machinga Rare Earth Project in southern Malawi has been completed, with 1,688m drilled in 16 holes that tested four different zones of REE mineralisation
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Lafargue to go ahead with Balaka Cement Factory

Lafargue plans to go ahead with its US$150-200 million dollar investment in cement project in Balaka
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RAIPLY Invests US$12 million in Chikangawa

To add more value to timber products,  RAIPLY is constructing  a new multi-million Kwacha factor at Chikangawa in Mzimba.


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