The piece “Malawi EITI Study recommends transparency in Nacala Railway concession proceeds” featured below was initially published in Malawi’s Mining & Trade Review Issue Number 38 that is circulating this June 2016. The full […]
In December, we blogged about the USD 1 billion investment by the Brazilian mining company, Vale SA, the world’s largest iron-ore producer, in Malawi’s railway infrastructure. The project is set to link Mozambique’s […]
On Wednesday last week, John Bande, Malawi’s Minister of Mining gave a presentation to an audience attending the world’s largest mining investment conference, Investing in African Mining Indaba, that took place in Cape Town, South Africa. […]
Rio Tinto, the Anglo-Australian mining company, made headlines in January when Chief Executive Tom Albanese stepped down over the write off of roughly USD 14 billion. USD 3 billion of the writedown was […]
Value from Vale: Malawi to earn USD 15 million annually Last month, we blogged about the USD 1 billion investment by the Brazilian mining company, Vale SA, into Malawi’s railway […]
A 5-hour drive from Malawi and Mozambique’s shared border post lies Tete, which is the Mozambican province that is increasingly becoming known for its vast coal deposits. The Brazilian mining […]
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