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Contents KwaZulu-Natal Foreword by the MEC South Africa as an Investment Destination Introducing the Province KwaZulu-Natal Projects 1) Wild Dog Estate 2) Durban Point Waterfront 3) Woodstock Waterlands 4) Port Shepstone Beach Development 5) Hibberdene Mixed Use Development 6) Eureka Solar Farm 7) Kings Estate Development 8) Durban Port Upgrade and Expansion 9) Dube TradePort Planned Developments 10) Ridgeside 11) Ushukela 12) Sibaya 13) Cornubia 14) Compensation

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Swaziland Projects 1) ICCFISH 2) Airport Transit Hotel 3) Development of an Amusement and Theme Park 4) Several Eco-city Tourism Projects 5) LUSIP II Extension 6) 300 - 600 Thermal Power Station 7) Green Energy Generation 8) The Royal Science and Technology Park (RSTP) 9) Construction of Dam 10) Feedlot Development 11) Farming of Industrial Crops and Agro-Prossesing) 12) 4th Sugar Mill 13) Light Manufacturing & Assembly

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Mozambique Projects 1) Industry 2) Agriculture 3) Infrastructures 4) Energy 5) Tourism

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Seychelles Projects 1) Ile Soleil 2) Assumption Island 3) Cosmoledo Atoll 4) Astove 5) Roche Caiman Water Front 6) Beau Vallon Eco Friendly Hotel 7) Montagne Cachee Development at Indance Bay 8) Sales of Houses / Hotels 9) A Description of the property at Beoliere, Mahe, Seychelles belonging to Westview Company Limited

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One seminar.

Four countries.

A wealth of possibilities.

SOUTH AFRICA K W A Z U L U - N A T A L

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Foreword by the MEC for Kwazulu-Natal department of economic development, Tourism & Environmental affairs Mr Michael Mabuyakhulu, MPP MEC for Economic Development, Tourism & Environmental Affairs

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eveloping and emerging economies have become the preferred destination for investors as opposed to those of the developed economies. Africa, in particular, is increasingly becoming the greatest opportunity for investors and traders. South Africa at the moment is the most sought after African emerging market worldwide.

Our distinctive blend of a highly developed first-world economic infrastructure and a huge evolving market economy has

given rise to a strong entrepreneurial and dynamic investment environment.

The KwaZulu-Natal economy has shown growth and resilience, despite the serious challenges experienced within the European Union. These developments, worrying as they are for the rest of the world, point towards a shift in the balance of forces in the world’s economic scenario.

Situated on South Africa’s eastern seaboard, Durban in KwaZulu-Natal enjoys direct access to both the Indian and Pacific Ocean rims. The region’s strategic geographic position on world trade routes provides critical linkages with major global markets, including the Americas, Europe and the Middle and Far East, as well as the entire continent of Africa.

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The province’s strategic location is enhanced by the fact that this is home to two of Africa’s busiest and largest seaports, Durban and Richards Bay. KwaZuluNatal is also home to the continent’s top conferencing facility and is widely regarded as being South Africa’s leading sports and tourist destination. But it is so much more; the province is the global business gateway to South Africa, Africa and the world.

Indeed, as we gear ourselves to receive the opportunities presented by the shift in the global economy’s centre of gravity, the province of KwaZulu-Natal has identified Special Economic Zones (SEZ) as a catalyst for economic development and as a tool for promoting growth and export within an environment that is almost free of the usually burdensome regulatory processes that often discourage investment.

Dube TradePort and the Richards Bay SEZs. The Dube TradePort will focus on agro-processing and green technology whereas the Richards Bay SEZ will focus on mineral and metal beneficiation. SEZs have had a number of economic benefits and other positive spin-offs in many countries where they have been implemented.

These include rapid employment growth, increased economic growth rates, growth of the manufacturing sector, broadening of the export markets, generation of new skills and technological transfer.

We therefore applaud Trade & Investment KwaZulu-Natal for including in this publication a destination marketing tool, one that will attract new investments and more importantly, bolster KwaZulu-Natal’s economic prowess.

The two Special Economic Zone (SEZs) proposed for the province of KZN are the

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south africa as an investment destination

South Africa today is one of the most sophisticated emerging markets globally. The unique combination of a highly developed first-world economic infrastructure and a huge emerging market economy has given rise to a strong entrepreneurial and dynamic investment environment.

South Africa has achieved a level of macroeconomic stability not seen in the country for 40 years. These advances create

opportunities for an increase in expenditure on social services and reduce costs and risks for all investors, thereby laying the foundation for increased investment and growth.

The country is number one in the world in financial market development and 10th in investor protection. The JSE is one of the best regulated stock exchanges worldwide.

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introducing the province of kwazulu-natal

KwaZulu-Natal is South Africa’s second largest economy, being the second largest contributor to the country’s GDP. The province is strategically placed with two of South Africa’s busiest and largest ports, Durban and Richards Bay, and boasts the highest export propensity and the highest level of industrialisation in the country.

The economic structure in this province is based on a large manufacturing sector

in which growth is driven by the paper products industry, ferro-alloys (such as aluminium) and other chemicals.

Further significant sub-sectors include motor vehicles and component manufacture, printing and publishing, food and beverage production, non-electrical, iron and steel, wood furniture, textiles and clothing.

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WILD DOG ESTATE (DRAKENSBERG)

Location This is a 363-hectare (896 acres) tract of land, which nestles in the Mzimude Valley, on the D600 road between the Drakensberg Gardens Road and the Bushman’s Nek Road. It is virtually surrounded by river with the Mzimkulu River running along the northern border and the Mzimude River along its southern and eastern borders.

The whole property is surrounded by stunning views of the mountains, rivers and rolling valleys and lies next door to the uKhahlamba Drakensberg National Park, which is a renowned World Heritage Site.

Development This development will include 42 Executive Villas on a 2500sqm site, a Luxury Hotel with 20 suites and 32 standard rooms, Conference Centre, Health Hydro / Wellness Centre, fitness centre, beauty spa. Outdoor sports will include tennis courts, swimming pools, bowling greens, equestrian sports and fly-fishing. The developers are considering a specialised Horse Stud section which will rear Polo/ Polo Crosse horses for both the local and overseas markets. There is a planned Tourism farm which will entail noncommercial enterprises such as chickens, pigs, sheep, vegetables which can be enjoyed by families and guests during their stay at the estate. The purpose would be primarily to provide enjoyment for the children and guests.

Ownership and Financial Structures The estate is wholly owned by Wild Dog Estate (Pty) Ltd which is wholly owned by Rostal Trust (a Santini Family Trust) which is wholly controlled by Rob Santini.

The proposed ownership model is looking at establishing Private Residence Club (Fractional Ownership-2 week modules), Whole Ownership (Outright purchase).

Owners will be allowed to participate in the Rental Pool. Owners will have the option of renting out their Unit when not occupied.

Wild Dog Estate is now proudly affiliated Platinum Destinations, an exclusive international exchange programme, which offers the discerning buyer the opportunity to exchange one fine leisure holiday for another. This feature coupled with innovative membership options, makes Platinum Destinations superior to any other Destination Club worldwide.

Project Value The project requires R80 million for the development of a hotel and its facilities.

An equity partner is required to inject R19 million for a 51% stake in the development.

Management.

The developers are still looking for a suitable operator. A number of companies have approached them, including Premier Hotel Group.

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Status Quo Road and gate infrastructure have been developed.

Two villas have been developed.

Contact Details Thokozani Chili, Trade & Investment KwaZulu-Natal, Tel: +27 31 368 9600 Email: thokozani@tikzn.co.za 11

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DURBAN POINT WATERFRONT (NEW CONCEPT)

Project Concept This is a marina/small craft mixed-use development which includes hotels, residential apartments, an office park and retail developments. It is located on a 55 ha site neighbouring the Durban Harbour.

This development is the 3rd phase of the waterfront development which include the successful uShaka Marine World, residential units and office blocks. The development will include a public beach, safe swimming, learner surfing, snorkeling zone, promenade, green amphitheatre and other water based activities.

106 000m² of mixed use bulk, as a single “Superblock” 42 000m² shopping centre 46 000m² of hotels The balance will be for residential and office use. A further 18 prime mixed use sites, all overlooking the Indian Ocean, harbour channel or deepwater canal, will sell for between ZAR 1 650 to ZAR 5 500 per bulk/m².

LOCATION The city centre of Durban, bordering the Durban Harbour, 15 minutes from the King Shaka International Airport, 10 minutes from Umhlanga Rocks, 90 minutes from Richards Bay.

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CURRENT STATUS • Agreements on the new concept designs have been approved.

• EIA process has been finalised.

• A full financial model has been compiled.

• ZAR 1.8 billion has been committed towards investment in the development of infrastructure and building complexes.

• A facilities management company has been appointed.

RETURN ON INVESTMENT • This 3 phase development is valued at more than ZAR 6 billion, once complete.

• The ROI will be calculated on the proposals for land use.

PROJECT REQUIREMENT The project requires an additional equity partner to inject ZAR 70 million.

OWNERSHIP The development is privately owned by a South African company.

Contact Details Thokozani Chili, Trade & Investment KwaZulu-Natal, Tel: +27 31 368 9600 Email: thokozani@tikzn.co.za 13

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WOODSTOCK WATERLANDS (DRAKENSBERG)

Location This development is located in Bergville, in the Drakensberg region. This surrounds the Woodstock Dam. The Bergville, Drakensberg area boasts natural heritage of generous mountains, flowing rivers and large dams. Whilst many tourism facilities in the area have taken advantage of the beauty of the mountains, the water-aspect has not been truly exploited.

Development This is a water land theme-park development which offers a range of outdoor water-based activities. The first site is positioned in an 8.9hactare (22acre) plot alongside Woodstock Dam. The concept comprises of Phase 1 which includes water slides, water bubbles, water skiing,

white river rafting, restaurants and a game park. The second site is positioned in a picturesque 44 hectare (108acre) plot alongside Woodstock Dam. The large state of the art conference centre, the 4/5 star hotel and spa; the world-class restaurant (on water); the 1000 seater amphitheatre with wedding facilities will be the anchor of this golf estate development. Although the golf course will be designed more along the lines of a golf academy/retreat, this is a small part of the development, and also serves to enhance the ambiance of the overall development rather than as a key income stream. There will be various establishments for holiday, timeshares or permanent living for sale off-plan to the public.

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Ownership and Financial Structures Woodstock Waterlands Development is owned by Contento Group, which in turn enjoys the directorship of Mr. Lindelani Mkhize and Ms. Makhosazana Ngcobo. It is currently managed from the Johannesburg Office, however it is planned that once the development starts, a local office at the development will be established. Contento Group is in turn in the process of entering into a joint venture agreement (Woodstock JV) with Guma Tourism Holdings Limited, which is owned by Guma Group and led

by Robert Matana Gumede, a successful

self-made businessman. Guma Tourism Holdings Limited in turn owns a majority stake in Tourvest.

The development costs for this project are estimated at R576 million.

Management Tourvest will naturally be the operating partner for the development.

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Contact Details Thokozani Chili, Trade & Investment KwaZulu-Natal, Tel: +27 31 368 9600 Email: thokozani@tikzn.co.za 15

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PORT SHEPSTONE BEACH DEVELOPMENT (SOUTH COAST)

Location This development is located in the town centre of Port Shepstone Development The concept includes a proposed marina development with commercial developments, an office park and a residential development.

Ownership and Financial Structures The site is owned by the Ugu District Municipality. Long term lease agreement will be entered into with the district, through South Coast Development Agency.

The municipality will enter into a lease agreement with a preferred investor. The value at this stage is R200 million.

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Management This will be decided by the preferred investor.

Status Quo Consultants have been appointed to revise the feasibility of the project and develop a marine concept

Contact Details Thokozani Chili, Trade & Investment KwaZulu-Natal, Tel: +27 31 368 9600 Email: thokozani@tikzn.co.za 17

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HIBBERDENE MIXED USE Development

Location This is in the town of Hibberdene, in the South Coast within the Hibiscus Coast Municipality. It forms part of the gateway into the popular South Coast, off N2 freeway and alongside R102 (Old Main Road).

Ownership and Financial Structure The site is owned by the Ugu District Municipality. The South Coast Development Agency (SCDA) has been given the rights to package the site, and promote the concept to potential investors.

Development This mixed use development concept of 14898 sqm includes a service station, 44 residential units and commercial developments (line shops, restaurants, take aways)

Management This will be decided by the preferred investor when the contract is signed with the SCDA.

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Status Quo All technical processes, including EIA and zoning have been completed. The concept has been designed, but is flexible to the investor’s ideas.

Contact Details Thokozani Chili, Trade & Investment KwaZulu-Natal, Tel: +27 31 368 9600 Email: thokozani@tikzn.co.za 19

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EUREKA SOLAR FARM

Project Description Eureka Capital is a fund management company from Israel. The company intends to establish a 10MW solar park in iMpendle District. Investment will be in phases culminating in an 80MW output all of which will be sold to Eskom.

Rand Value and Potential jobs R1bn. (In tranches) and 100 potential jobs.

Project Promoter Eureka Capital Status The client’s preference was to lease government owned land and, thus with TIKZN’s, help approached Ingonyama Trust Board to lease land near Mpendle. This process has been successful. A consultant is being engaged to carry out the EIA.

Location Mpendle District

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Challenges The project requires finalisation of the EIA.

Remedial Action TIKZN is assisting with the EIA application and there is a pending TAF application.

Contact Details Michael Atkinson, Eureka, Cell: +27 83 458 0657 Email: michael@kijanigreen.co.za 21

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Kings Estate Development (WeWe Development Project)

Brief Description Kings Estate aims to create an integrated, contemporary mixed use development on a 623 hectare site, comprised of a viable blend of industrial, commercial, retail, office, healthcare, and residential products. Set within the highly competitive environment of the King Shaka International Airport and Dube Tradeport, Kings Estate will consist of Industrial and Services parks, with a combination of general and light industries.

Along the boundary of the Tongaat River, the comparatively level topography of the site allows for large industries.

Industries such as food, beverages and tobacco; as well as metal, metal products, machinery and equipment are foreseen as focal development sectors. Residential and commercial components, including medical, retail and offices will also form part of the development.

Location The Site is situated between two municipalities, 55% within the Kwadukuza Local Municipality and 45% within eThekwini Municipality.

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Feasibility Study Status A full business plan has been completed and is available on request. EIA process is currently underway and the anticipated ROD will be granted in March 2015.

Employment Opportunities The project will possibly create 2963 employment opportunities.

Project Promoter TIKZN

Required Investment Multi million rand investment. Total financials available on request.

Contact Details Fathima Amra, Trade & Investment KwaZulu-Natal, Tel: +27 (0) 31 368 9632 Email: fathima@tikzn.co.za 23

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Durban Port Upgrade and Expansion project, South Africa

Brief Description The project, to increase the capacity of the container terminal in Durban is complete, with only a few work packages outstanding.

Transnet is implementing an ambitious expansion project at the Durban port and its container terminals, comprising several individual work packages, to increase the Durban Container Terminal handling capacity. The main projects include the expansion of the DCT Pier 1, which has increase the capacity to the terminal from 700 000 twenty-foot equivalent units(TEUs) to 820 000 TEUs by 2013 and eventually to 1.2million TEUs by 2016/17. In addition, the North quay at DCT Pier 2 has been

extended to increase the capacity from 2.1million TEUs in 2011/12 to 2.5million TEUs by 2013/2014 and to 3.3million TEUs by 2017/18. Container capacity is also being created at other terminals, such as the Durban Ro-Ro and Maydon Wharf terminals, through the acquisition of new equipment, including mobile cranes and various infrastructure upgrades. Transnet is further proposing the phased development of a new dig-out port on the old Durban International Airport site.

Location Durban Port, KwaZulu-Natal

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Status The project, to increase the capacity of the container Terminal in Durban is complete, with only a few work packages outstanding, including the decommissioning of the old fuel supply point and the completion of the scour protection at South quay.

Meanwhile, Transnet has started the reconstruction and deepening of the seven steel sheet piled berths at Maydon Wharf.

Construction on the first of these berths Berth12 - has been completed and is fully operational. The contract for the remaining six berths has been awarded and on-site construction is expected to start in the near

future. Transnet reports that operational disruptions at Maydon Wharf will be minimised during the roll-out of the planned R1,6billion investment.

Investment required Unknown as this stage Employment Opportunities Still to be determined.

Project Promoter Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) and Transnet Port Terminals (TPT), divisions of freight logistics company Transnet.

Contact Details Transnet Port Terminals, Tel: +27 31 308 8000

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DUBE TRADEPORT PLANNED DEVELOPMENTS: DUBE TRADEZONE EXTENSIONS

Brief Description Dube TradePort is home to the ultra modern King Shaka International Airport and is being developed as Southern Africa’s premier air logistics platform. Dube TradePort was conceptualized some 13 years ago as the Provincial Government of KwaZulu-Natal’s contribution to enabling trade expansions, economic development, increased private and foreign direct investment and the creation of new permanent employment.

Today, KwaZulu-Natal is emerging as an economic powerhouse for the 21st century business in South Africa and is actively being positioned to become the gateway to Africa and the world by 2030.

The DubeTradePort’s mandate is to drive the development of the following: • Dube Cargo Terminal: This is the state of the art facility and technologically advanced in the world. It boasts South Africa’s first four flexible cargo stands with stringent access controls. It is currently able to handle 100 000 tonnes of cargo annually. Increasing to 2million tons by 2016.

• Dube TradeZone: This specialized precinct provides prime, fully serviced industrial real estate. It is ideally positioned for new-generation distribution, manufacturing, assembling, air-related cargo distribution, high -tech aerospace services, electronics manufacturing, automotive industries,

clothing and textile, and cold storage activities. This facility also houses freight forwarders and shippers in a single building, with airside access via direct connection with the adjacent Dube Cargo Terminal, by the way of an elevated cargo conveyor air bridge.

• This facility is an ultra modern urban green hub, located three minutes from King Shaka International Airport’s passenger terminal. Its a mixed use development including office, hotel, conference , entertainment and retail.

• Dube AgriZone: This facility is Africa’s first integrated perishables supply chain, hosts the continent’s largest climatecontrolled growing area under glass.

Location Dube TradePort is located 30km north of the port city of Durban, in KwaZulu-Natal on the east coast of South Africa.

Investment required This will vary in terms of the land package and size. More information is available the website, www.dubetradeport.co.za.

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Status Up and coming planned developments, Dube tradezone extensions: Dube Tradezone 1B is a zoned 4,5ha portion of land which is set to become available for development in 2015. Tradezone 2 is the proposed second phase of the Dube TradeZone 1 and will bring on stream an additional 51ha in 2016. Dube TradeZone

extension- uShukela, Dube TradePort and Tongaat Hullett Developments are developing a 135ha site with an estimated available bulk of 536000m2. This forms a natural extension of both Dube TradeZones first and second phase.

Project Promoter Dube TradePort

Contact Details Tim Hudson, Dube TradePort, Tel: +27 32 814 0000 Email: property@dubetradeport.co.za 27

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Ridgeside

Brief Description Four precincts make up the Ridgeside development. Land sales of 255 000 square metres of bulk have been concluded to date. Within Precinct One, available opportunities fronting onto Umhlanga Rocks Drive, the main arterial road dividing Ridgeside from Umhlanga Ridge Town Centre have been taken up, while a further 46 469 square metres of office space is under construction.

Precinct Three, an office park of 100 000 square metres of bulk, has been sold out, attracting many high-profile tenants.

A current mega property sales transaction is being offered for a 42-hectare site, comprising the remainder of Precinct One and Precinct Two. As a future development, Precinct Four, will be developed once additional rights have been applied for and obtained.

The zoned planning rights for this transaction comprise 81 048 square metres commercial bulk and 3 052 residential units, providing a maximum floor area of some 575 000 square metres. Precinct One is designated a mixed-use special zone and Precinct Two is a residential special zone with limited commercial opportunities. There is a requirement to include 58 ‘Inclusionary Housing Units’ in the development.

Location The Ridgeside development is strategically located between the M4 freeway and adjacent coastal forest and the Umhlanga Ridge Town Centre. It is bordered by the M41 access road and La Lucia Ridge Office Estate to the south and residential properties of Umhlanga to the north.

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Reasons to Invest Ideal location Immediately adjacent Umhlanga Ridge Town Centre and Gateway Theatre of Shopping, close to Durban CBD, seaport, King Shaka International Airport and attendant market infrastructure.

Connectivity and ease of access Served by major highway and sophisticated road network.

Views of coastline Idyllic lifestyle offering, with stunning sea views, the benefits of prevailing sea breezes and the tranquillity of a natural coastal forest. In close proximity to blue flag beaches.

Full shovel ready All major services, planning approvals and detailed master plan in place.

Project Promoter Tongaat Hulett

Contact Details Michael Deighton, Tongaat Hulett, Tel: +27 (0) 31 560 1900, Email: michael.deighton@tongaat.com 29

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uShukela

Brief Description The Environmental Impact Assessment process has progressed well, with an environmental authorisation expected soon.

Specialist studies have already been completed, inclusive of a geotechnical report, existing services report, wetland delineation report, traffic impact assessment, heritage assessment, ecological assessment, agricultural assessment, socio-economic impact assessment (qualitative and quantitative), major hazard impact and avi-fauna report.

It is envisaged that development rights will be received towards the end of 2014.

Development plans for uShukela include both airport-related and non-airportrelated activities and could provide for light industrial facilities, offices and conferencing services, as well as automotive and home centre zones. However, Tongaat Hulett is flexible in terms of proposed land use.

Location The uShukela development is ideally located immediately to the north of Dube TradePort and King Shaka International Airport. The site is bound to the east by the N3 highway linking Durban and Richards Bay, to the south by Dube TradePort’s TradeZone and to the north by the M43, uShukela Highway.

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Reasons to Invest Unique location Does your business have an airport?

Immediate access to passenger and cargo terminals. Speed, agility and connectivity combine to give business a competitive advantage.

Flexibility of land use On-site conferencing and hotel capability, with heritage value. Potential to tailor land use.

Project Promoter Tongaat Hulett

Exposure Provincial and national road network and at the very heart of the emerging airport city.

Contact Details Michael Deighton, Tongaat Hulett, Tel: +27 (0) 31 560 1900, Email: michael.deighton@tongaat.com 31

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Sibaya

Brief Description Five nodes make up the mixed-use Sibaya development. It is envisaged that the development comprise predominantly residential units - generally resort-style in nature - complemented by an office park, hotels, conference and entertainment facilities, social amenities - including educational institutions and recreation elements.

All statutory approvals are in place for Nodes One and Five, which enjoy 180째 sea views.

Node One, located east of the M4 and Sibaya Casino, and Node Five, situated immediately north of Node One and bordered by the M4, the M37 to the north and the coastal town of Umdloti to the east, provides for high-density residential, limited commercial and hotel development opportunities.

Node One, with 49,6 developable hectares, has the potential to include 1 140 residential units, 130 hotel rooms and 65 800 square metres of commercial space.

The 76,7 hectares of developable land which comprises Node Five makes provision for 1 185 residential units, 490 hotel rooms and 37 900 square metres of commercial activity.

Node Four is currently undergoing the Environmental Impact Assessment process, with a view to being brought onstream in late 2014. This node will provide for single residential sites, a small element of highdensity residential units, limited commercial activities and an office park development.

Nodes Two and Three are destined for longer-term future development.

Location The Sibaya development, characterised by a dominant ridge, hilltop and valley landform, nestles on the north coast, bordered by the Ohlanga River and Hawaan Forest in the south and the M27 arterial road in the north. It stretches from the seafront in the east to the N2 highway in the west.

The precinct is bisected by the M4 and situated centrally within the precinct is the Sibaya Casino complex and an adjoining petrol filling station.

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Reasons to Invest Prime location Close proximity to King Shaka International Airport and Umhlanga.

Exceptional views Exceptional 180째 sea views from hill-top development positions.

Idyllic lifestyle Peaceful work-live-play environment.

Nature on the doorstep Urban living in an environmental paradise - Hawaan Forest, one of the last remaining pristine coastal dune forests in KwaZuluNatal.

Project Promoter Tongaat Hulett

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Contact Details Michael Deighton, Tongaat Hulett, Tel: +27 (0) 31 560 1900, Email: michael.deighton@tongaat.com 33

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Cornubia

Brief Description Opportunities currently being unlocked as part of the initial southern precinct include more than 24 000 new homes, 170 hectares of industrial land, in excess of 1 million square metres of commercial floor area, 430 hectares of rehabilitated and managed open space and 50 hectares of social facilities.

The Cornubia Industrial and Business Estate, a new industrial development of 70 hectares of platform and representing the first phase of a commercial offering, is more than 80% sold. Platforms and service infrastructure are complete.

Cornubia Retail Park, a high-quality retail precinct and related activities occupying a 36-hectare site and intended to complement the mixed-use nature of Cornubia, is located adjacent the M41 arterial road.

A major arterial designed to provide a direct link to King Shaka International Airport bisects the park. A major retail financial corporation has committed to the construction of a major new commercial centre here.

The development’s first 482 residential units are complete and provide a pilot proof of concept development. The highdensity model has been adopted and will serve as a benchmark for an approach to housing delivery. A second phase, designed to provide for some 2 300 units, has commenced with service infrastructure installation. A R900 million N2/ M41 interchange upgrade, providing for a freeflowing, grade-separated interchange is underway to facilitate increased traffic volumes within the area and will serve, together with a corresponding upgrade of the N2 highway, as the backbone for growth and development of the Northern Urban Development Corridor.

Location The Cornubia development is located north of Durban, between Phoenix/ Ottawa and Umhlanga. It is bordered by the N2 highway in the east, the M41 arterial road to the south and the Ohlanga River to the north. The development is located on one of eThekwini Municipality’s proposed Bus Rapid Transport (BRT) routes, which forms part of its Integrated Rapid Public Transport Network initiative.

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It is positioned a mere 7km south of the Dube TradePort infrastructural project and King Shaka International Airport and adjacent the Umhlanga Ridge Town Centre, home to the Gateway Theatre of Shopping.

Strong National Government support Enjoys Presidential Priority Project status.

Reasons to Invest

Connectivity and exposure Ease of access to major arterial transport routes, ensuring connectivity and enjoys high-visibility position within Metro.

Ideal location Within Durban’s primary growth node.

Project Promoter Tongaat Hulett

Contact Details Michael Deighton, Tongaat Hulett, Tel: +27 (0) 31 560 1900, Email: michael.deighton@tongaat.com 35

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Compensation

Brief Description Six industrial platforms are planned for the Compensation development, utilising 225 hectares and providing for manufacturing, industrial, logistics and warehousing activities.

A water and sanitation bulk services agreement has been concluded with Ilembe District Municipality and an electrical bulk services agreement is in the process of being finalised with the KwaDukuza Municipality.

Compensation is currently undergoing an Environmental Impact Assessment process, which is scheduled for completion by the end of 2014. The sales process is envisaged to commence during the first quarter of 2015.

Location The Compensation development is strategically located just 14km north of Dube TradePort and King Shaka International airport and immediately west of the N2 highway between Durban and Richards Bay and adjacent to the northern rail link to Richards Bay. The development is ideally located for direct air connectivity through King Shaka International Airport and Dube Cargo Terminal, as well as having access to the Durban-Free State-Gauteng logistics and industrial corridor and the ports of Richards Bay and Durban, together with the proposed dig-out port south of the city.

It is particularly well-positioned to connect with Mozambique, Swaziland and - using less congested road routes - with the South African hinterland.

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Reasons to Invest Catchment of skilled and semi-skilled labour Close proximity to residential hubs, providing skilled and semi-skilled workforce.

SEZ possibility Potential for inclusion in a Special Economic Zone.

Location and connectivity Direct access to international airport and road and rail links to ports, hinterland and neighbouring countries.

Speed to market Alternative, uncongested route access to hinterland.

Project Promoter Tongaat Hulett

Contact Details Michael Deighton, Tongaat Hulett, Tel: +27 (0) 31 560 1900, Email: michael.deighton@tongaat.com 37

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SWAZILAND INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES 2014

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ICCFISH

Project Description The government of the Kingdom of Swaziland has embarked on the construction of an International Convention Centre and a Five star hotel Hotel (ICCFISH), worth USD$114 million. A feasibility study and designs plans are available for this project. Major Earth works have been completed. An investor who will

put equity as well as manage operations of the hotels is being sought.

Location Ezulwini, Swaziland Investment Amount Required E1.14 billion (USD$114 million)

Contact Details Ministry of Economic Planning and Development, Tel: (+268) 2404 3765-8, Fax: (+268) 2404 2157, Email: ps@planning.gov.sz, Website: www.gov.sz 42

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Airport Transit Hotel

Project Description In the recently launched King Mswati III International Airport, an opportunity exists for the construction and operation of a transit hotel for air passengers and some cabin staff. Land is available for the project and negotiations can be done regarding the terms of acquisition of the land. The investor will conduct a feasibility study,

design, build operate and own the hotel.

Location Near King Mswati III International Airport, Swaziland

Contact Details Swaziland Tourism Authority , Tel: (+268) 2404 9693, Fax: (+268) 2404 9683

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Development of an Amusement and Theme park

Project Description An opportunity exists in Swaziland for investment into an Amusement and Theme Parks. The project targets tourists from around Southern Africa and the world, and is linked to the international Convention Centre and Shopping Centre. The project envisages to provide a unique package for tourists who wish to enjoy Africa as a place

of leisure and refreshment. The investor will carry out a feasibility study for the project.

Location Swaziland

Contact Details Ministry of Economic Planning and Development , Tel: (+268) 2404 3765-8, Fax: (+268) 2404 2157, Email: ps@planning.gov.sz, Website: www.gov.sz 44

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Several Eco City Tourism projects

Project Description The upcoming eco-city project presents several tourism development projects that are seeking equity investors and funding partners. These include the development of Eco City Orchard Estate & Resort Development Project and Stone Age Wild Life, Resort &b Golf Estate, Motor Sport Racing Track, Theatre and Museum.

Location North West of Mbabane, Swaziland Investment Amount Required E3.5 Billion

Contact Details Esq. Mmeleli MP Dlamini, Tel: (+268) 7604 1333, Email: e-mmeleli@yahoo.com, Website: www.mmeleliecocity.com 45

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LUSIP II Extension

Project Description Development of the Lower Usuthu Smallholder Irrigation Project Phase II (LUSIP II) Extension involves extending the Main Canal South and providing additional secondary and tertiary irrigation systems as well as the irrigating 10,000 hactares of land. Furthermore, the project will supply sanitation units and install water supply schemes for the benefit of the people of the project area. LUSIP II Extension will serve an additional 5 chiefdoms with a

total population of 30, 000 people. The LUSIP Extension project has unlocked the potential for an industrial project for processing the sugarcane in the Southern Region. A feasibility study is available for the project.

Location In the southern part of the Swaziland Investment Amount Required E2.5 billion (USD$250 million)

Contact Details LUSIP, Swaziland Water and Agricultural Enterprise, Tel: (00268) 2344 1671/2/3, Fax: (00268) 2344 1665, Email: lusip@swade.co.sz 46

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300 - 600 Thermal Power Station

Project Description An opportunity exists for the development of a 300 MW Power station which can be increased in modular up to 600 MW. The project aims to increase the base load output in Swaziland and surplus will be sold to neighbouring countries though the Southern Africa Power Pool (SAPP). The project can be done in partnership with the national power utility company, the

Swaziland Electricity Company. An investor needs to conduct a pre-feasibility and feasibility study for the project.

Location Manzini, Swaziland Investment Amount Required 20 billion (USD$ 2 billion)

Contact Details Swaziland Electricity Company, Tel: (00268) 2 409 4000, Fax: (00268) 2 404 2335, Email: info@sec.co.sz 47

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Green Energy Generation

Project Description The enactment of the Renewable Energy and Independent Power Producer Policy provides a platform for increased green energy production. With current uncertainty in the energy industry emanating from main suppliers such as ESKOM, this currently seeks to increase alternative energy generation. Currently Swaziland is importing 80% of its energy from South Africa and Mozambique. The fast paced demand pushes prices upwards yet the

supply is not increasing any faster. The Swaziland Electricity Company is ready to absorb any produce, preferable from green sources. Opportunities exist in hydro, biofuel, solar and small scale biomass generation.

Location Swaziland Investment Amount Required E2.5 billion (USD$250 million)

Contact Details Swaziland Energy Regulatory Authority, Tel: (+268) 2404 2103, Fax: (+268) 2404 8474, Email: info@sera.org.sz 48

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The Royal Science and Technology Park (RSTP)

Project Description Opportunities exist for companies to locate and operate in the Biotechnology Park. The government of the Kingdom of Swaziland has provided the backborne infrastructure including all utilities, internal roads and street lighting and interested companies will build their factories in accordance with their internal requirements following a pre-

designed structure. The park also constitute an innovation park. The Park consists of a range of investment incentives.

Location Matsapha-(Nokwane), Swaziland Investment Amount Required 20 billion (USD$ 2 billion)

Contact Details Royal Science and Technology Park, Tel: (+268) 2518 8229/8159, Fax: (+268) 2518 1234, Email: mvdlamini@hotmail.com or info@rstp.org.sz 49

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Construction of Dam

Project Description An opportunity exists for equity participation on the Construction Of Ethemba Dam on The Mkhondvo River Basin. The project entails construction of a 368 million cubic metres water dam along the Mkhondvo River at Ethemba for the following purposes; Agricultural development (irrigation), Hydro Power generation, potable water supply to Hlathikhulu and surrounding areas, and

a potential recreation site and tourism. A feasibility study is available.

Location Down South, Swaziland Investment Amount Required Estimated Cost (US$): 466 million (SZL): 4.66 billion

Contact Details Ministry of Natural Resources and Energy, Department of Water Affairs, Tel: (+268) 2404 3585 / 2929, Email: wrb-wcon@realret.co.sz 50

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Feedlot Development

Project Description A feedlot facility on a farm measuring 300 ha is available for sale. It has a capacity to carry 9000 cattle and is fully equipped with feed trays, two 500 cubic litre tanks, a dip tank and feed storage room. This farm has previously been used for beef farming. The beef will be produced for domestic regional and international markets and contribute

to meet Swaziland’s international beef quotas.

Location Mafutseni (Down South), Swaziland Investment Amount Required E15 million

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Farming of Industrial Crops and Agro-processing

Project Description Unlimited domestic and international markets exist for industrial crops. Swaziland is expanding production of industrial crops such as cotton, citrus, cassava, strawberry, melons, and sunflower including organic crops among others to supply industry in its processing. Investors in the form of

partnership for fresh and processed export crops are being sought.

Location Round Swaziland Investment Amount Required E35 Million

Contact Details Ministry of Agriculture, Agricultural & Extension Services, Tel: (+268) 2404 2731/9/6362, Fax: (+268) 2404 4730, Email: ps@agriculture.gov.sz 52

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4th Sugar Mill

Project Description Being a global lowest cost producer of sugarcane, a new Sugar Mill is underway in the South Eastern part of Swaziland. A feasibility study for the project is available.

The plant will produce sugar cane produced on an 800ha land from private farmers and the communities. The farms will rely on irrigation water from the LUSIP II. At full operation, the plant will produce

and process ethanol and supply electricity into the national electricity grid.

Location South Eastern Swaziland Investment Amount Required At least E2.5 billion

Contact Details Swaziland Investment Promotion Authority, Tel: (+268) 24040470/2/3/4, Email: masilelam@sipa.org.sz, Website: www.sipa.org.sz 53

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Light Manufacturing & Assembly

Project Description The proximity of Swaziland to key markets and its abundant natural resources makes it a rich haven for light manufacturing and assembly. These include automobile components, electronic gadgets and accessories, e.t.c. An investor needs to conduct the feasibility study.

Location Swaziland Industrial sites Investment Amount Required E35 Million

Contact Details Swaziland Investment Promotion Authority, Tel: (+268) 24040470/2/3/4, Email: masilelam@sipa.org.sz, Website: www.sipa.org.sz 54

27 2014

The Honourable MEC for Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs in KwaZuluNatal, Mr Michael Mabuyakhulu invites you to the east3ROUTE Investment Seminar.

OCTOBER

I n k o s i A l b e r t L u t h u l i , 07H30 International Convention Centre, F O R D u r b a n , K w a Z u l u - Na t a l 08H30

Interested in Doing Business in Mozambique, Seychelles or Swaziland?

Well, at this year’s east3ROUTE Investment Seminar, there will be an opportunity to engage the Investment Promotion and Tourism Authority Agencies, whose role it is, to effectively promote their respective regions as investment and tourism destinations.

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The seminar will explore various issues relating to cross-border trade, tourism and investment, with a particular focus on unlocking opportunities that will increase intra-trade within the four east3ROUTE member countries.

Speakers: Guest Speaker: Mr Kuseni Dlamini Massmart South Africa Topic - Infrastructure as a catalyst for investment and job creation

Mr Brian Molefe Transnet South Africa

Rev Mcebo Sgudla Swaziland Association of Architects, Engineers and Surveyors Swaziland

Mr Gil da Conceicao Bires Cabinet of Accelerated Economic Development Zones Mozambique

Mr Rupert Simeon Seychelles Investment Board Seychelles

Topic - Experience in Doing Business in Africa

Mr Jabu Mabuza Tsogo Sun South Africa

Mr Andrew Le Roux Montigny Swaziland

Mr Quessanias Matsombe Humula Beach Hotels & Resorts Mozambique

Mr Neil Puresh Seychelles Association Of Offshore Practitioners and Registered Agents Seychelles

For more information please contact Sbongile Nxumalo: sbongile@tikzn.co.za Tel: +27 (0)31 368 9600 Cell: +27 (0) 79 959 6630

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MOZAMBIQUE INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES 2014

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INDUSTRY

Cement Factory Localization: Tete (Moatize)

Proponent: Ministry of Industry and Commerce (MIC), National Directorate of Industry (DNI)

Estimated Cost (US$): 17,637,000.00

Coal Plant (Coquing) Localization: Tete

Proponent: MIC (DNI), Ministry of Planning and Development- MPD (CPI)

Estimated Cost (US$): 141,754,000.00

ALUMINIUM SMELTER Localization: Tete

Proponent: MIC (DNI), Ministry of Planning and Development- MPD (CPI)

Estimated Cost (US$): 1,854,000,000.00

BIODIESEL PLANT Localization: Nampula (Nacala)

Proponent: MIC (DNI), Ministry of Planning and Development- MPD (CPI)

Estimated Cost (US$): 149,000,000.00

STEEL INDUSTRY Localization: Sofala (Dondo)

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IRON ALLOY FACTORY Localization: Sofala (Dondo)

Proponent: MIC (DNI), Ministry of Planning and Development- MPD (CPI)

Estimated Cost (US$): 52,000,000.00

VEGETAL COAL PLANT Localization: Manica (Honde)

Proponent: MIC (DNI), Ministry of Planning and Development- MPD (CPI)

Estimated Cost (US$): 39,200,000.00

CEMENT PRODUCTION Localization: ZambĂŠzia (Distrito de Namacurra)

Proponent: MMIC (DNI), Ministry of Planning and Development- MPD (CPI)

Estimated Cost (US$): 1,000,000.00

ALUMINIUM PLANT Localization: Sofala (Beira)

Proponent: MIC (DNI), Ministry of Planning and Development- MPD (CPI)

Estimated Cost (US$): 800,000.00

ALUMINUM SULFATE FACTORY Localization: Manica Province

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AGRICULTURE

DEVELOPMENT OF RICE CHAIN Localization: Zambézia; Nampula; Inhambane; Gaza province

Proponent: Centre for Promotion of Agriculture Target Market : Domestic and external markets (Regional Market)

Estimated Cost (US$): 615,355,000.00

POTATO SEED PRODUCTION PROJECT Localization: Sussundenga; Bárue; Tsangano and Lichinga Estimated Cost (US$): 16,072,000.00

Mussorize,

Proponent: Centre for Promotion of Agriculture Target Market : Domestic Markets

BIO ETANOL PRODUCTION PLANT Localization: Sofala Province

Proponent: Centre for Promotion of Agriculture

Estimated Cost (US$): 1,400,000.00

BIODIESEL PRODUCTION PLANT Localization: Sofala Province

Proponent: Centre for Promotion of Agriculture

Estimated Cost (US$): 800,000.00

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BANANA PRODUCTION PLANT Localization: Manica Province

Proponent: Beira Agricultural Growth Corridor (BAGC)

Estimated Cost (US$): 10,900,000.00

Target Market : Domestic and external (Zimbabwe, South Africa, Middle East and Europe)

CITRUS PRODUCTION Localization: Manica Province

Proponent: Beira Agricultural Growth Corridor (BAGC)

Estimated Cost (US$): 5,700,000.00

Target Market : Domestic and external (Zimbabwe)

PRODUCTION OF TROPICAL FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Localization: regi達o do vale do Zambeze

Proponent: Beira Agricultural Growth Corridor (BAGC)

Estimated Cost (US$): 3,700,000.00

Target Market : Domestic and external (Zimbabwe)

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INFRASTRUCTURES

DRY PORT CONSTRUCTION PROJECT Localization: Província de Tete no distrito de Moatize

- MTC (National Directorate of Economics and Investment -DNEI)

Estimated Cost (US$): 7,000,000.00

Target Market : Domestic and external – area extensive coal mining activities

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Proponent: Ministry of Transport and Communications

PONTA TECHOBANINE PORT CONSTRUCTION Localization: Matutuine District Estimated Cost (US$): 500,000,000.00

and Investment -DNEI).

Target Market : Domestic and external markets, close to markets of South Africa, Botswana and Zimbabwe

Proponent: MTC (National Directorate of Economics

DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF THE MOATIZE INDUSTRIAL PARK Localization: Moatize district, in Tete Province Estimated Cost (US$): 12,500,000.00

and Investment -DNEI).

Target Market : Domestic and external – area extensive coal mining activities

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Proponent: MTC (National Directorate of Economics

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NORTH-SOUTH RAILWAY CONSTRUCTION Estimated Cost (US$): 5,000,000,000.00 Proponent: MTC (National Directorate of Economics

and Investment -DNEI).

Target Market : Domestic and SADC markets

BEIRA FISHING PORT Localization: Beira, in Sofala Province Estimated Cost (US$): 21,000,000.00

Proponent: MTC (National Directorate of Economics and Investment -DNEI).

Target Market : Roads linking to the Beira electrical power and water.

corridor,

MOCUMBA DRY PORT Localization: Mocuba district, in Zambezia province Estimated Cost (US$): 5,000,000.00

and Investment -DNEI).

Target Market : Domestic and external markets – SADC, region with high potential for agro business close to Nampula city.

Proponent: MTC (National Directorate of Economics

CONSTRUCTION OF NEW MAPUTO INTERCONTINENTAL AIRPORT Localization: Moamba district, in Maputo province Estimated Cost (US$): 400,000,000.00 Proponent: MTC (National Directorate of Economics

and Investment -DNEI).

Target Market : Domestic and external markets, region with a high potential of tourism, close to South Africa.

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ENERGY

CONSTRUCTION OF THE PEMBA INTERCONTINENTAL HUB Localization: Pemba, in Cabo Delgado province Estimated Cost (US$): 450,000,000.00 Proponent: MTC (National Directorate of Economics

and Investment -DNEI).

Target Market : Domestic and external markets with a high potential of tourism, influx of tourists and with multinational companies engaged in oil explorations

PAVUA DAM Localization: Pungué River, in Sofala province

Proponent: Ministry of Public Works and Housing

Estimated Cost (US$): 600,000,000.00

CORUMANA DAM – PHASE II Localization: Moamba, in Maputo province

Proponent: Ministry of Public Works and Housing

Estimated Cost (US$): 25,000,000.00

SUSSUNDENGA DAM Localization: Sussundenga, in Manica province

Proponent: Ministry of Public Works and Housing

Estimated Cost (US$): 350,000,000.00

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ENERGY

CHIMEZI DAM Localization: Chimezi River, in Manica Province

Proponent: Ministry of Public Works and Housing

Estimated Cost (US$): 120,000,000.00

MONTEPUEZ DAM Localization: Montepuez River, district of Montepuez, in Cabo Delgado province

Proponent: Ministry of Public Works and Housing

Estimated Cost (US$): 125,000,000.00

MANDIMBA DAM Localization: Mandimba, in Niassa province

Proponent: Ministry of Public Works and Housing

Estimated Cost (US$): 150,000,000.00

BENGA THERMAL PLANT Localization: Distrito de Moatize, in Tete province

Proponent: Energy Ministry, Directorate of Studies and Planning

Estimated Cost (US$): 1,300,000,000.00

MOATIZE THERMAL PLANT Localization: Moatize district- Tete province Estimated Cost (US$): 1,600,000,000.00

Proponent: Energy Ministry, Directorate of Studies and Planning

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ALTO MALEMA HYDRO PLANT Localization: Gurue district, in ZambĂŠzia province

Proponent: Energy Ministry, Directorate of Studies and Planning

Estimated Cost (US$): 150,000,000.00

BENGA THERMAL PLANT Localization: Distrito de Moatize, in Tete province

Proponent: Energy Ministry, Directorate of Studies and Planning

Estimated Cost (US$): 1,300,000,000.00

MASSINGIR HYDRO PLANT Localization: Massingir district, in Gaza province

Proponent: Energy Ministry, Directorate of Studies and Planning

Estimated Cost (US$): 670,000,000.00

BELULUANE THERMAL PLANT Localization: Boane district, Maputo province

Proponent: Energy Ministry, Directorate of Studies and Planning

Estimated Cost (US$): 50,000,000.00

CONSTRUCTION OF FUEL STORAGE TANKS Localization: Tete province Estimated Cost (US$): 40,000,000.00

Proponent: Energy Ministry, Directorate of Studies and Planning

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CONSTRUCTION OF FUEL STORAGE TANKS Localization: Maputo province

Proponent: Ministry of Public Works and Housing

Estimated Cost (US$): 22,000,000.00

CONSTRUCTION OF AN OIL REFINERY Localization: District of Nacala velha, in Nampula province

Proponent: Ministry of Public Works and Housing

Estimated Cost (US$): 5,000,000,000.00

CONSTRUCTION OF WIND POWER PLANTS Localization: Districts of Mecula, Mavago Muedumbe, in Niassa province

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Proponent: Ministry of Public Works and Housing

Estimated Cost (US$): 35,000,000.00

CONSTRUCTION OF A MINI HYDRO DAM Localization: District of of Sussundenga, province

in Manica

Proponent: Energy Ministry, Directorate of Studies and Planning

Estimated Cost (US$): 3,600,000,000.00

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CONSTRUCTION OF MINI HYDRO DAMS Localization: District of de Mossurize, in Manica province

Proponent: Energy Ministry, Directorate of Studies and Planning

Estimated Cost (US$): 1,500,000,000.00

CONSTRUCTION OF MINI HYDRO DAMS Localization: Districts of de Ang贸nia (Tete province), Matutuine and Moamba (Maputo province)

Proponent: Energy Ministry, Directorate of Studies and Planning

Estimated Cost (US$): 2,600,000,000.00

CONSTRUCTION OF MINI HYDRO DAMS Localization: Districts of Majune, Mandimba, Sanga, Lago, Mecula and Marrupa, Niassa province

Proponent: Energy Ministry, Directorate of Studies and Planning

Estimated Cost (US$): 1,500,000,000.00

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TOURISM

ARCO NORTE PROJECT Localization: Districts of Nampula, Cabo Delgado and Niassa provinces

Proponent: Ministry of Tourism, National Tourism Directorate

Estimated Cost (US$): 252,000,000.00

Target Market : Domestic, regional and international

KAPULANA PROJECT Localization: All provinces

Proponent: Ministry of Tourism, National Tourism Directorate

Estimated Cost (US$): 30,000,000.00

HOTEL AND TOURISM PROJECT IN AREAS WITH POTENTIAL OF ACCELERATED DEVELOPMENT Localization: Sofala,Tete, Cabo provinces

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Nampula

Proponent: Ministry of Tourism, National Tourism Directorate

Estimated Cost (US$): 150,000,000.00

INHASSORO INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT PROJECT Localization: Inhassoro district, in Inhambane province Estimated Cost (US$): HotĂŠis: 68,000,000.00; Residenciais: 555,000,000.00

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TURISTIC COMMUNITY VILLAGES Localization: Districts of Angoche, Mecubúri, Ilha de Moçambique and Memba), inNampula province Estimated Cost (US$): 800,000.00

Proponent: Ministry of Tourism, National Tourism Directorate Target Market : Domestic, regional and international

GILÉ ANCHOR PROJECT Localization: Districts of Gilé and Pebane, in Zambézia province

Proponent: Ministry of Tourism, National Tourism Directorate

Estimated Cost (US$): 50,000,000.00

Target Market : Domestic, regional and international

CHIUNGA INTEGRATED TOURISM RESORT Localization: Metangula district in Niassa province Estimated Cost (US$): 21,800,000.00

Proponent: Ministry of Tourism, National Tourism Directorate Target Market : Domestic, regional and international

MUITUA INTEGRATED TOURISM RESORT Localization: Gilé, in Zambézia province Estimated Cost (US$): 300,000,000.00

Proponent: Ministry of Tourism, National Tourism Directorate Target Market : Domestic, regional and international

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Mozambique The Land of Opportunities

Contact us at: Centro de Promoção de Investimentos (Investment Promotion Centre)

Rua da Imprensa, 332 R/C, Maputo Tel: +258 21 313310 +258 21 313375 Fax: +258 21 313325 Email: cpi@cpi.co.mz Website: www.cpi.co.mz

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Contact Details

Head Office Address: Rua da Imprensa 332 R/C – Caixa Postal 4635 Maputo Mozambique Tel: (+ 258) 21 313310; (+ 258) 21 313375 Fax: (+ 258) 21 313325 Website: www.cpi.co.mz Foreign Offices Republic of South Africa Tel: (+27) 12 4010300 Pretoria Belgium (Brussels) Tel: (+ 32) 495 872 111 Brussels Belgium Republic of China Middle East Tel: +97150 652 6540 Dubai, U.A.E.

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SEYCHELLES INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES 2014

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Ile Soleil

Ile Soleil is a reclaimed island on the South Coast of Mahe. The island has a total area of 123,000m². The island is to be developed under the “Nouvo Zil Nouvo Lavenir” concept that was displayed in the Expo 2020 inspiring on the Seychelles 2020 vision.

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Assumption Island

Assumption island is located 1,100km from the main island Mahe. It has the potential of a hotel development of 20 keys and above.

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Cosmoledo Atoll

The Cosmoledo atoll is located 1000km from the main island Mahe. It has the potential of a hotel development of 20 keys and above.

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Astove

Astove is located 1000km from the main island Mahe. It has the potential of a hotel development of 20 keys and above.

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Roche Caiman Water front

The site is located on the main island Mahe. The size of the development is to be advised

by Government. There is an emphasis on the creole architecture and creole style tourist village concept to be adopted.

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Beau Vallon Eco Friendly hotel

The site is located between the Coral Strand and Beau Vallon Bay hotel on the main island Mahe. This development has been anticipated to be four (4) star hotel of not more than 76 rooms.

The plot size is 7312 square meters and the expected investment is estimated at US $16 million.

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Montagne Cachee development at Intendance Bay

The montagne cache development is a mountain spa resort concept of 100 to 120 rooms and 20 to 25 luxurious villas. It covers an area of 57,000 sqm. It is located at pristine site overlooking beaches of the Intendance Bay, Police Bay, Anse Corail and a magnificent view along the west coast.

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Castello Beach hotel The hotel is located at the Anse Kerlan beach on Praslin close to the domestic airport. It consists of a luxurious 26 suite hotel with Restaurant and Pool and office/staff house on 6.000 sqm area.

Promoter’s contact details: Castello Beach Hotel Anse Kerlan - Praslin Island Seychelles hans@castellobeachhotel.com www.castellobeachhotel.com

Village du Pecheur This hotel is located on Praslin island and situated on the east coast , on one of the most beautiful beach The “Cote D’or”. This charming boutique hotel with white washed walls, thatched roof, blended with tropical wood and marble reflects a warm and relaxed atmosphere.

Promoter’s contact details: PO Box 372, Glacis Mahe, Seychelles Tel: +248 4261111 Fax: +248 4261221 E-mail: sunset@seychelles.sc

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A DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPERTY AT BEOLIERE, MAHE, SEYCHELLES BELONGING TO WESTVIEW COMPANY LIMITED

INTRODUCTION 1. The property comprising two plots with Title number B240 and B241 at Beolière on the West Coast of Mahe in the Seychelles are owned by Westview Company Limited. The total area of the two plots which are adjacent to each other 208,267 square meters. The company also controls a smaller adjacent plot, B2343, with an area of 1,119 square meters.

2. The property has been earmarked for a tourism development project and has received approval in the past for such developments. These have not happened because of lack of development funds.

3. The company would like to promote the development of a tourism project A DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPERTY AT BEOLIERE 1. Beolière Property was traditionally an agricultural area which in the 1970’s was converted into an entertainment establishment, locally known then as the Country Club, featuring a mini-golf, restaurant, cinema and discotheque. Approximately 68% of the land is buildable, which is a very high percentage for Seychelles.

2. The top part of the property, identified on the map, with an area of 18,534 m² (9% of the total area), could be dedicated to a more traditional tourism development comprising self-catering villas and a restaurant. This area is characterized by superb views but is at the same time invisible from the public roads. It is estimated that 10 villas each with an area of 175m² could be comfortably sited there.

3. The remainder of the land may be divided into three zones. (i) A very steep zone with an area of 67,360 m^2 (32% of the total area) which cannot be used for any kind of development. (ii) A flat area previously dedicated to agricultural development through which the main entrance of the property runs of approximately 50,287 sq. meter (iii) A balance of 66,241.4 sq. meters (32 % of total area or 47% of useful area) of flattish land having a beautiful panoramic view of the sea and the surrounding islands. This area is very boulder strewn overlaying a massive glacis rising out from the sea-as may be seen from the GIS map of the area. Small pockets of soils may be found here and there. It is overlain with a humus layer-consisting largely of dead cinnamon, coco-plum and casuarinas leaves. Large areas are covered with cinnamon and coco plum plantations interspersed with endemics and indigenous trees. The latter tend to be largely located the side of the property adjoining the Grand Anse side of Mahe. This area is ideal for a tourism development.

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(iv) The property is fenced all around its entire perimeter, except at its steepest slopes.

It is also connected to the national electricity grid and to the national treated water system. A motorable road in two places connects it to the national road system. (v) The property has approximately of 580 meters of coastline of which 90 meters are occupied by a sandy beach. It is very private (vi) The advantages offered by the property are the following: a. It is very private-can only be seen from the sea as it is hedged between two ridges-but still close to the public road. It is only a 30-minute drive from Victoria, the capital. b. It has stunning view of the West Coast and the South Coast, and especially the island of Therese and the rocky island off Grand Anse Mahe. c. It is completely fenced, except for a stretch which has very steep escarpments on the Northern side of it d. It has road access, electricity and treated water; note road access is from two sides-from the bottom and from the top e. It is one of the last prime sites available on Mahe for tourism development. It would also lend itself to an agricultural development on part of the property f. It is close to the public road but still very private. g. It has a long waterfront (580 meters) inclusive of a 90-meter white sandy beach Conclusion 1. For further details please contact Mr. Selwyn Gendron on GM@gondwana.sc and on telephone +248 271 34 28 any time.

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Contact Details

Seychelles Investment Board PO BOX 1167 Caravelle House Victoria Mahe Seychelles Tel: +248 4295500 Fax: +248 4225125 Email: info@sib.gov.sc Website: www.sib.gov.sc

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