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Zambezia Province to the southwest, and the
Indian Ocean to the east. The
Ligonha River separates it from
Zambezia Province; the
Makua peoples inhabit the...
- 160 098
Ankobra 158 099
Awash 152 100
Manambaho 151 101
Mzimvubu 151 102
Ligonha 150 103
Rungwa 149 104
Dibamba 148 105
Matandu 147 106 Ramboué 142 107...
- Save, Buzi, and
Pungwe south of the Zambezi, and the
Licungo (Likungo),
Ligonha, Lúrio,
Montepuez (Montepuesi or Mtepwesi),
Messalo (or Msalu), and Ruvuma...
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Democratic Republic of the Congo, the
Kenticha mine of
Ethiopia the Alto
Ligonha Province of Mozambique, and the
Mibra (Volta) mine of
Minas Gerais, Brazil...
- June 2010. The same month, the
company announced the
launch of
Project Ligonha, a 3-month
preliminary geological evaluation of the concessions' grounds...
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Mecuburi River Sanhute River Monapo River Mugincual River Melúli
River Ligonha River Melela River Raraga River Licungo River Cuácua
River (Rio dos Bons...
- Copper-containing
tourmaline was
mined from an
alluvial deposit in the Alto
Ligonha District of
Zambezia Province starting in
early 2004; the
mines were still...
- province. They
established a base near
Metaveia on the
north bank of the
Ligonha River.
Renamo claimed to have
overrun army
barracks at Chigubo. RENAMO...
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Chinde Luabo Zambézia
Chinde Micaune Zambézia Gilé Gilé Zambézia Gilé Alto
Ligonha Zambézia Gurué
Cidade de Gurué Zambézia Gurué
Lioma Zambézia Gurué Nepuagiua...
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mostly in Nam****
where 22,000 people were displaced.
Floods along the
Ligonha River forced 1,800 people to
leave their homes. In Nam**** and Zambezia...
