Feature Story Archive

The group from Palma are training to become chefs and culinary teachers in the future Palma Gastronomy School.

Sharing investment opportunities to accelerate reconstruction, industrialization and development.

A new walkway and primary school have been built in the Maganja and Senga communities.

The Mozambique LNG project and ExxonMobil Moçambique have distributed 500 bicycles in 25 localities, trained mechanics and installed three bicycle repair shops in Quitunda, Mute and Quionga.

Maputo city awards TotalEnergies’ contribution to certification of Mozambican companies.

Contract partner Van Oord is helping students bridge the gap between education and employment.

A Mozambican Total scholarship student in France, Xiluva Mondlane wants to make a difference to her country.

The Afungi resident reptile was successfully transported and released to its new habitat.

Compensation agreements were signed with local fishers, intertidal collectors and divers impacted by project construction activities.

Education is a human right and the most important vehicle for sustainable socio-economic development.

Development programs are benefitting inter-tidal collectors, fishers and divers in Tungue Bay

Relocating families to the replacement village Quitunda involves three phases.

On November 23, in the District of Chiúre, province of Cabo Delgado, the inauguration of Total first service station in the district took place.

The young engineer is committed to contributing to the prosperity of her home country, Mozambique.

The Total-led Mozambique LNG Project participated in the official delivery and reopening of the National Museum of Geology in Maputo, November 16, 2020.

Host families from Senga village were the first to receive their replacement agricultural land (RAL) plots.

The Catalisa program, steered by private-sector implementation partner TechnoServe, is a key initiative in income generation and economic diversification.

The Total-led Mozambique LNG Project held a virtual recruitment fair with the University of Lúrio on 22-23 October.

TechnipFMC, a Mozambique LNG contractor, sent 12 young Mozambicans engineers abroad as part of a 1-year training program.

The Total-led Mozambique LNG Project begun the delivery of the Transitional Isolation Ward of COVID-19 in Pemba on 21 October, 2020.

Our project has been recognized for our commitment to transparency and the disclosure of information relating to operations in Mozambique.

Field days for farmers create an opportunity to share and promote learning about improved agricultural practices.

The certification program for Mozambican Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) financed by the Total-led Mozambique LNG project is already reaping its first fruits.

Engagement with civil society, especially civil society organisations in the Project Area of Impact, adds a valuable dimension to the Project’s overall stakeholder engagement program.

Mozambican companies benefit from a pilot program to support the certification of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in the international quality management standard - ISO 9001: 2015.

Highly skilled local workers supporting the delivery of the offshore project.

A COVID-19 testing laboratory with a daily capacity of 200 tests has been delivered in Cabo Delgado.

In support of community engagement that focuses on the community grievance mechanism, a series of inviting and interactive information, education and communication products has been developed.

Local company Elaco Horrera has teamed up with Catalisa and the Mozambique LNG project to turn “nice chickens” into a successful business.

Helping to teach families about basic knowledge of money management so that they can enjoy the benefits of money.

A key part of pre-move preparation involves visiting the family's new house and becoming acquainted with the new living environment.

Massa Abdala Momade and his family make the journey to their new house in Quitunda.

Collectors have access to the sea with a bus service between Quitunda Village and the coastal areas.

An awareness and prevention campaign aims to combat the spread of coronavirus in the Afungi and Palma-based communities.

The story of Amina, a young girl, on her journey from her original coastal village to Quitunda.

Mozambican Oratha Construcões Lda was awarded a contract for hospital ward rehabilitation at the Provincial Hospital of Pemba.

Contracting workshops were held in Pemba for potential suppliers, following similar workshops in Matola and Maputo.

Tio Peixe expands its fish supply business through strategic partnership with IFS.

The project partners are working closely with the Government of Mozambique to manage a number of cases of COVID-19 at or with connection to the project site on the Afungi Peninsula.

This donation of 12,000 COVID-19 sample collection kits and 6,000 reagent and consumables kits supports health authorities in their response to COVID-19.

60 new jobs have been created in Palma District with a new contract between CCS JV and Moz Environmental Lda.

Promoting road safety in a region undergoing significant change.