AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoFuel Crisis Watch: Mozambique’s government says a new wave of fuel shortages is back, after last April–May queues, and is now assessing causes including distributor failures and foreign-currency shortages. Conservation & Jobs: Peace Parks Foundation plans to invest $23m this year to support four Mozambican national parks and wildlife restocking in the Great Limpopo area. Trade & Investment: CTA and Texas-Africa Chamber of Commerce sign an MoU to boost Mozambique–US trade and attract investment in energy, oil and gas, infrastructure, agriculture, IT and renewables. Politics Inside Parties: Anamola opens an internal probe into a viral dispute involving alleged members, warning against violence and intimidation. Development Partnerships: UNECA reaffirms support for Mozambique’s priorities, including energy expansion and the Port of Beira as a key logistics corridor. Human Trafficking Alert: Talitha Kum warns trafficking is shifting into online scams and evolving forms of exploitation. Cabo Delgado LNG Unity Debate: Civil society criticises where LNG academy training is held, arguing for stronger host-province inclusion. Food Security Pressure: Mozambique’s cereal deficit highlights how finance and production gaps keep the country reliant on imports. Human Rights Oversight: UN human rights expert Ben Saul will visit Mozambique from 4–14 August to review counter-terrorism and rights protections.
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