AGP Executive Report
Last update: 27 minutes agoChurch & Security: Mozambique’s Catholic community is reeling after Bishop Osório Citora Afonso of Quelimane was found shot dead at his residence, with authorities still unclear on the motive and perpetrators; the Pope and Mozambique’s president condemned the killing and called for a full investigation, while SECAM urged stronger protection for pastoral workers amid rising jihadist violence. Migration Pressure in the Region: In South Africa, anti-migrant protesters marched again despite President Cyril Ramaphosa’s warning of action against groups inciting violence; at least two Mozambicans were reported killed, and Mozambique confirmed repatriations as citizens fled unrest. Mozambique Returns Home: Border authorities said 141 Mozambicans were deported/departed via Lebombo Port after processing, as governments coordinate further returns. Energy & Jobs Outlook: Standard Bank said Mozambique’s Rovuma LNG could add about $11bn annually to GDP, with final investment decision expected later this year. Health & Rights: Human Rights Watch criticized US bilateral health deals, including with Mozambique, saying aid is conditioned on broad access to surveillance data and pathogen samples.
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