AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoRovuma LNG Push: ExxonMobil says the final investment decision on Mozambique’s Rovuma LNG project could be secured later this year, after talks with President Daniel Chapo, with the project expected to deliver major long-term revenues to the Mozambican State. Fuel Security Plan: Mozambique approved an emergency mechanism through Petromoc to mobilise up to $50m for fuel imports and supply during crises, using funds routed via the Ministry of Finance and the Bank of Mozambique. Humanitarian Digital Upgrade: Mozambique says it has validated its Beneficiary and Humanitarian Assistance Management System (SGBAH), with a nationwide rollout planned for October to cut duplicate and improper beneficiary registrations and improve reporting. Telecom Restructuring: Government has set up a technical team to negotiate the sale of part of the State’s stake in Tmcel to attract a new investor, as the company’s debt and operational costs remain a concern. Regional Climate Warning: SADC urged more self-reliance and preparedness as a severe El Niño could worsen food, energy and humanitarian pressures across the region, including Mozambique. Conflict Impact on Children: A WHO-linked report says armed groups in Cabo Delgado recruited or abducted over 400 minors in 2024, with humanitarian needs still high nearly nine years into the insurgency.
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