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July 8, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Mozambique approves new, deeper port for coal

Mozambique has approved plans to build a new port expected to be deeper than existing harbours at a cost of $550 million in efforts to decongest the port of Maputo, the state-run Noticias newspaper reports on Thursday.

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Mozambique has approved plans to build a new port expected to be deeper than existing harbours at a cost of $550 million in efforts to decongest the port of Maputo, the state-run Noticias newspaper reports on Thursday.

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