AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoInternet Rights: Mozambique’s Constitutional Council struck down a decree that would have let the INCM block internet access on “state security” grounds, a win for freedom of expression and access to information. Fuel Crisis Watch: The government says it’s assessing a new wave of fuel shortages after last April–May queues, blaming factors including foreign-currency shortages and distributor failures, with Middle East shipping disruptions also cited. Business & Trade: Mozambique’s CTA and the Texas-Africa Chamber of Commerce signed an MoU to boost US–Mozambique trade and investment, targeting sectors from energy and oil & gas to agriculture, IT and renewable energy. Regional Cooperation: UNECA reaffirmed support for Mozambique’s development priorities, including energy expansion and the Port of Beira as a key logistics corridor. Security & Politics: Anamola opened an internal investigation into a viral political dispute involving alleged members, promising disciplinary action if wrongdoing is confirmed. Health & Development: China-backed work on a National Surgical Centre in Maputo began, aiming to expand emergency, trauma, imaging, ICU and inpatient capacity.
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