Maputo — Operational disruptions, regulatory hurdles and destruction of five core production lines continue to hinder the operations of the Chinese-owned company Dingsheng Minerals, which mines heavy mineral sands, in Chibuto district, in the southern Mozambican province of Gaza.
As a result of this situation, over 100,000 tonnes of heavy mineral sands remain stranded for nearly three months.
Dingsheng minerals has a factory budgeted at 700 million US dollars, occupying an area of 3,000…
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