AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoBelarus–Mozambique Diplomacy: Belarus’s foreign minister Maxim Ryzhenkov wrapped talks in Maputo, meeting President Daniel Chapo and pushing cooperation on agricultural mechanisation, security and counter-terrorism, fertiliser production, and deeper trade via Mozambique’s ports and logistics. Humanitarian Crisis in Cabo Delgado: OCHA says Mozambique is the only Southern Africa country still facing continuous conflict-driven humanitarian needs in Q2, with insecurity and displacement in Cabo Delgado linked to thousands of deaths and violent incidents since 2017. Financial Inclusion Gap: The Bank of Mozambique reports northern provinces still lag on financial service coverage, with digital access improving but benefits uneven across regions and between men and women. Airports of Mozambique Under Strain: Deloitte warns the state-owned airport operator’s negative share capital (857 million meticais) and overdue receivables from LAM raise questions about operational continuity. Party Administration: Anamola swore in 35 members for its departments and advisory bodies, strengthening its territorial presence in Zambézia. Health Research Push: Mozambique’s National Institute of Health calls for bigger African investment in science and health technologies to avoid dependence on the global north for tests and medicines.
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