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Johannesburg, South Africa, 3 Sept – The port of Maputo in Mozambique is set to receive estimated investments of US$800 million over the next five years, said the chairman of South African company Grindrod Freight Services, Dave Rennie. [ more ] | | |  | | | | Mozambique’s Fisheries Ministry calls for development of fish farming |
Hanoi, Vietnam, 3 Sept - Aquaculture could be one of the fundamental ways of reducing the lack of fish, particularly for low income populations living in the interior of Mozambique, said the Mozambican Fisheries Minister, according to Mozambican newspaper Notícias. [ more ] | | | | | | | Member of Macau government visits Taiwan to boost cooperation |
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Public works, education and transport top list of investments by China's Exim Bank in Angola
Luanda, Angola, 30 Aug – Public works, education and transport projects have benefited most from credit concession agreement between the China Export-Import Bank (Eximbank) and Angola, which now total US$4.547 billion.
According to official figures published recently in the Angolan edition of Exame magazine, in a special supplement dedicated to the economic relationship between Angola and China, over US$905.5 million has been channelled to public works projects, or around 20 percent of the total.
For education projects US$642.5 million has been spent or 24.1 percent of the total and the transport sector has received US$572.8 million, or 12.6 percent of the total. [ more ] |
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