AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMozambique Conflict Monitor: Fighting linked to Islamic State Mozambique (ISM) is intensifying around Macomia’s Catupa forest, pushing fighters south and west and threatening communities and key roads across Cabo Delgado and beyond, with knock-on risks for highways and informal mining. Mozambique Energy & Investment: President Daniel Chapo launched the $250m MozCommunity project for 56 districts in Cabo Delgado, Nampula and Niassa, aiming to strengthen state-community ties, create jobs, and expand climate-resilient schools, health facilities and water systems. Public Finance & Tax Policy: A new CIP study says Mozambique’s tax incentives have grown large and largely untested, with revenue foregone estimated at MZN355bn since 2009, while the government struggles to track which benefits deliver jobs or value. Health & Water Services: WaterAid warns Mozambique could lose water-sector funding and gains if existing WASH systems fail due to weak maintenance and technical capacity. Regional Tourism: Mozambique and Eswatini agreed to boost cross-border tourism by improving travel links and coordinating events and local spending.
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