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Spoornet study addresses iron ore capacity

05 Nov 2004 - by Staff reporter
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NOMPELO NDZIMELA
SPOORNET IS conducting a pre-feasibility study on the opening of a new iron ore export channel through the Port of Maputo.
The corridor is envisaged to handle between 5 and10 million tons of export iron ore per year and forms part of its mandate to meet growing capacity demands for the movement of export iron ore.
The study will be completed by

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