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Showing posts with label Transport and communications. Show all posts

Maputo Train Station among the nine most beautiful in the world

Erected just over a century ago, the central station of the Mozambique Railways (CFM) in Maputo, was voted among the 10 most beautiful in the world by Finantial Express, international publication based in India.
According to the article published on Saturday, the architectural aspect is impressive, and "the season is a testament to the history of the country." The facade was designed by Gustave Eiffel. 

The article also highlights the two locomotives in the early twentieth century that are on display and the spaces of culture and leisure created inside, which gives it a very peculiar atmosphere, and where they organize thematic and temporary exhibitions of great jazz concerts.

The Mozambican station was included in a short list of which includes the stations of Antwerp and Liege (Belgium), London St. Pancras (England), New York Terminal (USA), Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia), Atocha, Madrid (Spain ), Kanazawa (Japan), and Flinders Street Station, Melbourne (Australia).

The station of CFM was built between 1913 and 1916 designed by the architects Alfredo Augusto Lisbon, Mario Veiga and Ferreira da Costa.

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France reckoning on offering direct flights from Paris to Maputo.

Aviation group Air France-KLM says it is negotiating with the Mozambican government to offer direct flights from Paris to Maputo this year. 

The airline roup’s vice-president Frank Legre is quoted in local media on Sunday as saying the route includes direct links between Paris and Maputo,the Mozambican capital, where the economy is growing quickly and which has become attractive because of the discovery of natural gas deposits.

 The most recent airline to enter the Mozambican market is Qatar Airways, which introduced flights from Doha to Maputo three times a week via Johannesburg, South Africa. João Abreu, the president of thenMozambique Institute of Civil Aviation (IACM), said that the negotiations were the result of a memorandum signed late last year with his French counterpart concerning a direct link between France and Mozambique and covering the French islands in the Indian Ocean. 
As part of the plan, three weekly flights are now offered between Pemba in northern Mozambique and Mayotte in the Comoros by French carrier Air Austral under a code- sharing agreement with Mozambican flagship airline Linhas Aéreas de Mozambique(LAM). 

The agreement could also potentially open up new routes between Reunion and Maputoand other Mozambicandestinations. 



Source: APA

New repeater transmitter installed in Morrumbala

The governor of Zambezia said Monday in Morrumbala that the inauguration of the Provincial repeater transmitter signal will galvanize access to information and popularize the development strategies and national unity. 

Abdul Razka spoke at a rally after thebinauguration of the first repeater of Zambezia provincial Issuer Sign, installed in Morrumbala district.According to that ruling, the more than five hundred thousand beneficiaries of the repeater's Morrumbala district,Mopeia, Milange, Nicoadala, Derre, Mutarara, Marromeu and
Sange in Malawi will have information on culture, health,politics, education, sports and state time, with greater speedand quality. 

The president of the board of Radio Mozambique Faruco Sadique,said in turn that then installation of a repeater inbMorrumbala part of thepackage of projects that aim to put the signal to more than sixmillion people in forty districtsof the Zambezi valley.However, some participants o fthe rally said that the implementation of the Zambezia provincial repeater transmitter signal will increasebthe information published by that station on various activities of society.

 (RM-Zambezia)