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Tag Archives: Mozambique

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Big Costs, Big Risks: Mozambican shares in Rovuma Natural Gas

April 30, 2013by FAIR Leave a comment

Financing Mozambique’s ownership stake in the first phase of Rovuma LNG will cost billions of dollars. The government does not have the right to pay for its share out of future […]

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Mozambicans see echoes of civil war

April 17, 2013by FAIR Leave a comment

While much of Mozambique enjoys the fruits of peace, in one central town recent violence has left unsettling echoes of a civil war that ended more than two decades ago.  […]

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Mozambique: Three More of Cardoso’s Assassins Released

March 11, 2013by FAIR Leave a comment

Maputo — The tenth section of the Maputo City Court has released three more of the six men convicted, in 2003, of murdering Mozambique’s foremost investigative journalist, Carlos Cardoso. 11 […]

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Ministro e ex. Ministro da Agricultura no tráfico de Madeira de Moçambique para a China

February 18, 2013by FAIR Leave a comment

  Trata-se do actual Ministro da Agricultura José Pacheco, o ex. Tomas Mandlate envolvidos no contrabando da madeira de Moçambique para a china em números astronómicos comparativamente as quantidades de […]

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Gutsy Exposés, Undercover Work Win Top Honors at 2012 African Investigative Journalism Awards

October 31, 2012by FAIR Leave a comment

A courageous effort by the Sunday Times in South Africa into the operations of a police death squad won the top prize in the 2012 African Investigative Journalism Awards.

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Mozambique: Os tentáculos do poder / The tentacles of power

October 8, 2012by FAIR Leave a comment

Na última edição do Boletim Informativo do Centro de Integridade Pública, o jornalista Milton Machel assina uma peça que nos dá conta de que o Conselho de Ministros aprovou uma […]

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Timber looting continues in Zambezia / Saque florestal continua na Zambézia

October 2, 2012by FAIR Leave a comment

The alarming cases of forest looting in Zambezia (Mozambique) are still mostly perpetrated by licensed  companies who often have, as their source of supply, illegal exploiters, and who also fail […]

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[Conference] Digging up dirt on southern Africa mining deals

August 12, 2012by FAIR 1 Comment

Africa’s vast mineral wealth has often fueled brutal civil wars that killed tens of thousands of people and completely destroyed economies and societies.

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Mozambique: ITALMO Forcada a Processar Governo Zambezia

March 12, 2012by FAIR 1 Comment

A empresa ITALMO, uma sociedade por cotas de capital misto, Italia-Mocambique , a operar no territorio nacional lesada pelo governo mocambicano na provincia da Zambezia.   Licenciada em finais de 2004 […]

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