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The government has signed a US$1.3 billion joint venture agreement with British-based Coven Energy to develop a fuel pipeline from the Mozambican port city of Beira to the capital city Harare, a cabinet minister said on Wednesday.
Coven Energy Limited will partner with the National Oil Company of Zimbabwe (NOIC) to develop and operate the pipeline in a 50:50 public-private partnership.
Addressing the press after a cabinet meeting in Harare yesterday evening, Information Minister Monica Mutsvangwa said the pipeline would complement the existing one that also links Harare and Beira and make landlocked Zimbabwe a fuel hub for the southern Africa region. She said:
<blockquote>
The project will result in the National Oil Infrastructure Company of Zimbabwe (Pvt) Ltd and Coven Energy Ltd entering into a 50:50 public-private partnership.
The project will create employment opportunities and generate foreign currency for the country. It will also help reduce vehicular congestion and the smuggling of petroleum products.
The pipeline will be built over four years, at an estimated cost of US$1,3 billion. The partnership will be for a period of 30 years.
Cabinet resolved that the parties sign a memorandum of understanding for purposes of conducting a bankable feasibility study which they will fund.
</blockquote>
Zimbabwe has struggled with acute shortages of fuel due to perennial shortages of foreign exchange but supplies have improved in recent months after the government allowed companies to sell the commodity in U.S. dollars
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/zim-to-reap-spin-offs-from-4-major-projects-as-cabinet-okays-investments/">The Herald</a></h4>

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Zimbabwe Signs US$1.3 Billion Fuel Pipeline Deal With British Firm

Parts of Chipinge District in Manicaland Province at 18:56 hrs yesterday reportedly experienced an earth tremor, ZBC News reports.
According to the publication, the development was confirmed by the Meteorological Services Department (MSD).
No damage, injuries and or fatalities has been reported so far.  The magnitude of the tremor was 4.3 and it reportedly hit 69 km east of Chipinge.
According to an expert on <a href="https://twitter.com/Loveon999">Eathquates on Twitter</a>, the same termor also hit parts of Beira:
<blockquote>Earthquakes
4.2 S of Beira, Mozambique
4.4 S of Beira, Mozambique
4.3 E of Chipinge, Zimbabwe</blockquote>
Last year <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2020/04/21/kariba-hit-by-5-earthquakes-in-one-week/">Kariba was also hit by 5 mild tremors</a> just before the onset of the winter season.
Source: <a href="https://www.zbcnews.co.zw/chipinge-experiences-earth-tremor/">ZBC News </a>

Chipinge Experiences Mild Earth Tremor

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has said Zimbabwe stands ready to helping neighbouring Mozambique fight the Islamist insurgency in Cabo Delgado Province that has dragged on for four years now.
Mnangagwa wrote on Twitter on Tuesday expressing concern over the conflict which is also known as the Cabo Delgado Civil War that has adversely affected civilians.
Posting after Mozambique Police this week claimed the militants gathered over 50 victims in a football field and beheaded them, he said:
<blockquote>I am deeply shocked by reports of terrorist activity in Mozambique. These acts of barbarity must be stamped out wherever they are found.
Zimbabwe is ready to assist in any way we can. The security of our region is paramount in the protection of our people.</blockquote>
The insurgency started in October 2017 and reports suggest that over 1 100 people have been killed while 100 000 are said to have been displaced.
In addition to the fact that Zimbabwe got help from Mozambique during the liberation struggle, the landlocked Southern African country has economic reasons for assisting Mozambique.
Zimbabwe stands to lose more if the conflict gets out of hand since it uses Mozambique ports to link with the international community.
Some, however, said this will be attracting disaster for Zimbabwe as the militants would start terror attacks on Zimbabwe.
More: <a href="https://twitter.com/edmnangagwa/status/1326201114799333384" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">President Emmerson Mnangagwa</a>

Zimbabwe Is Ready To Assist Mozambique Fight Terrorism - ED

An envoy from Mozambican President Filipe Nyusi delivered a special message to President Emmerson Mnangagwa at his Munhumutapa offices in Harare on Wednesday.
Julio Dos Santos Jane General told journalists after a closed-door meeting with President Mnangagwa that they discussed bilateral relations in all sectors with President Mnangagwa. He said:
<blockquote>I was sent by My President Nyusi to his counterpart President Mnangagwa with a special message. As you know we are sister nations with strong common history hence it is important to always share notes. So we discussed bilateral relations in all sectors with the President.
As you may know, the cooperation between the two countries are historic relations. They are two-sister countries, sister Republics, therefore, for this reason from time-to-time, there is a need for exchange of information regarding the cooperation.</blockquote>
Zimbabwe is currently getting 100 megawatts of electricity from Mozambique to mitigate debilitating power cuts that have been ongoing for nearly a year.
Mozambique also provides Zimbabwe with the closest access to the sea through Port of Beira.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.zbcnews.co.zw/mozambique-envoy-meets-president-mnangagwa/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">ZBC News</a></h4>

Mozambican Envoy Delivers 'Special' Message To ED

Fastjet has disclosed that it is keen to plying Harare-Beira route a development which would see the carrier reviving the route that had been ditched by other airlines.
The plan was disclosed in an interview with the Herald recently by Fastjet Chief Executive Officer, Joao Sousa, who also indicated the airline’s interest in taking up more routes in the region. Sousa said:
<blockquote>There are several routes we are looking at internationally, there used to be routes to Kruger, Beira and Maputo and these are under our radar and we are doing a business analysis so we can see the next move.
From Government, we are expecting faster decisions in terms of allowing us to do more routes than we are doing right now.
We want Government to help us achieve more routes that we have applied for in the meantime, international and also local.</blockquote>
The development comes after the airline also announced recently its <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2019/11/15/fastjet-adds-second-route-from-zimbabwe-to-south-africa/">plans to introduce the Bulawayo Johannesburg</a> route on 5 December this year.
The new route will complement the airline’s four times daily return service from its hub in Harare, Zimbabwe, to Johannesburg.
Meanwhile,<a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2019/11/28/fastjet-in-talks-to-sell-its-zimbabwean-operations/"> Reuters reported recently that the airline was in talks to sell its Zimbabwe business</a> to have money to sustain it until 2021.
<a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/fastjet-eyes-hre-beira-maputo-routes/">More: The Herald</a>

Fastjet Plans To Ply Harare-Beira Route

The Cabinet has approved the construction of a railway line that will link the country with Beira port in Mozambique.
Zimbabwe uses ports in other countries for its external trade such as Dar-es-Salaam in Tanzania, Walvis Bay in Namibia and Durban in South Africa, but Beira gives the country the shortest gateway to the sea.
Speaking to the media soon after a Cabinet meeting on Tuesday, the Minister of Information, Media and Broadcasting Services, Monica Mutsvangwa, said:
<blockquote>Following a presentation by the transport minister and Infrastructure Development Cabinet approved in principle the proposal for Balmoral Corporation investments to undertake the construction of a railway line and a port at Beira on a built, operate and transfer basis in order to facilitate the transportation of minerals.</blockquote>
According to a Daily News report, at least 70 per cent of Zimbabwe’s exports reportedly go through South Africa.
However, the distance between Harare and Beira is only 559km, while the distance between Harare and Durban is 1 683km, more than twice the distance to the former.
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Govt Approves Construction Of Railway Line To  Beira

Trucks transporting wheat from Beira to Zimbabwe are now on the way after being suck in Mozambique for some time due to Cyclone Idai.
This was revealed by Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe spokesperson Garikai Chaunza who said that most of the wheat was not affected by the rains. Said Chaunza:
<blockquote>The bread situation in the country is set to improve because the 100 trucks that were holed up in Beira are now crossing Forbes Border Post and are trickling into the country in instalments because most of the wheat was not affected, although some of it got wet, the losses were not huge.
We are expecting another ship to dock next week with 30 000 metric tonnes and we have directed the ship to dock in Maputo and then the wheat will be transported through Chiqualaquala Border Post.</blockquote>
Zimbabwe has been experiencing bread shortages over the past several months due to shortages of foreign currency.
Bread producers recently attempted to increase the price of bread but were blocked by the government.
The price of bread is pegged at RTGS$1.80, which is less than 50 per cent of what it costs in South Africa, according to reports.
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Wheat Deliveries From Beira Resume After Cyclone Idai

The government has revealed that the pumping of fuel to Zimbabwe from Beira has resumed.
This follows emergency repairs that were done to the docking ports for fuel and pump house that had been extensively damaged by Cyclone Idai two weeks ago.
The government, through the Ministry of Information, said:
<blockquote>Companhia do De Pipeline Mozambique Zimbabwe staff have been working tirelessly to get things back on track. Pumping from Beira resumed last night and the jetty started receiving vessels today.</blockquote>
Major local fuel retailer, Total Zimbabwe had notified its customers that fuel supplies would be disrupted due to the damage caused by the Tropical Cyclone. A notice issued by Total on Thursday last week read in part:
<blockquote>Following the devastating effect of Cyclone Idai experienced in Malawi, Mozambique and Zimbabwe, the fuel supply chain logistics into Zimbabwe have been negatively affected… the jetty in Beira has been damaged and can’t receive vessels to discharge, pumping house roof has been blown away, the electrical board was affected and the status is not yet known.</blockquote>
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