Japanese Govt pledges supporting Malawi's agricultural and industrial sectors growth - The Maravi Post: "BLANTYRE-(MaraviPost)-Japanese ambassador on Sunday revealed that his country will continue supporting the Malawi government through agriculture and in industrial sector as to help end challenges affecting those sectors.
Ambassador of Japanese in the country, Kae Yanagisawa, disclosed this in an interview when he visited the trade fair grounds in Blantyre to see services and products of local and international companies which they are exhibiting.
According to Yanagisawa, said she was impressed with how both government and private sector are doing at the fair saying it shows unity amongst companies in the country.
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Monday, May 28, 2018
Japanese Govt pledges supporting Malawi's agricultural and industrial sectors growth - The Maravi Post
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Japan courts Malawi for renewal of Mulanje rare-earth licence | Mining in Malawi
Japan courts Malawi for renewal of Mulanje rare-earth licence | Mining in Malawi: "Japan courts Malawi for renewal of Mulanje rare-earth licence
By Chiku Jere
Japan has asked Malawi to renew an exclusive prospective licence for Springstone Limited, a joint venture between Japan, Oil, Gas and Metals National Corporation (JOGMEG) and Canada’s Gold Canyon Resources, which is exploring for rare earth elements at Chambe Basin in Mulanje Mountain.
This is contained in a communique detailing engagements of Minister of Natural Resources, Energy and Mining, Aggrey Masi, in Cape Town, South Africa, where he led a Malawi delegation that attended the 2018 Investing in Africa Mining Indaba."
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By Chiku Jere
Japan has asked Malawi to renew an exclusive prospective licence for Springstone Limited, a joint venture between Japan, Oil, Gas and Metals National Corporation (JOGMEG) and Canada’s Gold Canyon Resources, which is exploring for rare earth elements at Chambe Basin in Mulanje Mountain.
This is contained in a communique detailing engagements of Minister of Natural Resources, Energy and Mining, Aggrey Masi, in Cape Town, South Africa, where he led a Malawi delegation that attended the 2018 Investing in Africa Mining Indaba."
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