Mozambique plans to revamp national parks

(Reuters) - Mozambique plans to invest $54 million to revamp national parks and wildlife still struggling to recover more than a decade after the end of the African country's 17-year civil war, a senior official said on Friday.

National Tourism Director Albino Mahumana told Reuters the government-sponsored investment would start this year and run for five years, with a goal of boosting Mozambique's status as an African safari destination.


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Mozambique sees more Chinese investment

(Reuters) - Mozambique expects to attract more Chinese investment and to benefit from Beijing's new $5 billion China-Africa investment fund, Foreign Minister Alcinda Abreu said on Saturday.

In an interview, Abreu said Mozambique was set to strike high-profile deals with new Chinese partners.


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Kenmare sees first Mozambique exports July - paper

(Reuters) - Irish mining group Kenmare Resources plans to make the first shipments from its titanium project in Mozambique next month, a newspaper report said on Tuesday.

The company, listed in London and Dublin, said in April it had launched mining operations at its Moma Titanium Minerals Mine.


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