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Mozambique: ENI to Start Drilling Four More Wells in Cabo Delgado #AfricaClimateCrisis
AIM, 7 November 2023
The Italian Energy Company ENI, which is already exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG), from Area 4 of the Rovuma Basin, off the coast of the northern Mozambican province of Cabo… Read more »
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Mozambique: Ruling Party Machinery Seized By Group With Its Own Agenda, Says Graca Machel - Report
AIM, 7 November 2023
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Mozambique: Fraudulent Municipal Elections Cripple Democracy in Mozambique
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Mozambique: Mozambicans Call for Tighter Governmental Regulations to Protect the Environment
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Majority of citizens consider pollution a serious problem in their communities. Read more »
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Mozambique: Mozambicans Who Have Heard of Climate Change Want Collective Action to Fight It
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More Offshore Oil Wells for Northern Mozambique Despite Conflict
The Italian Energy Company ENI, which currently exports liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Area 4 of the Rovuma Basin off the coast of the northern Mozambican province of Cabo Delgado, is preparing to drill four new hydrocarbon wells. Currently, the firm is in the beginning phases of contracting integrated well testing services to assist the gas production development activities in Mozambique. The objective is to give assistance for the well completion and testing development campaign, among other things, by providing cleaning services, the Mozambique News Agency reports.
Cabo Delgado remains deep in crisis almost five years after extremist violence began in the region. Since October 2017, Cabo Delgado has come under attack by militants - causing death of more than 3,000 people and displacing over 850,000 others - leading to a humanitarian crisis. The attacks - many of which were accompanied by atrocities - included beheadings and the destruction of public and private infrastructure.
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At the 43rd SADC Summit hosted by Angola, it was decided that the southern African region will continue its troop presence in Mozambique's Cabo Delgado. "This is to ensure that ... Read more »
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Swiss President Alain Berset will visit the troubled Cabo Delgado province this week during a trip to Mozambique and Botswana. His visit comes in the year Switzerland assumed Read more »
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As thousands of Mozambicans displaced by the war in the northern Cabo Delgado province return home, the prospects of aid to address the under-development which has fuelled the ... Read more »
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To help put an end to the insurgency in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique's Defense Minister Cristovao Chume has for the first time requested foreign military troops stationed there to ... Read more »
