AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoYouth Sentiment in Focus: A 2026 African Youth Survey finds optimism rising to 51% overall, but it’s uneven—Mozambique leads with 85% of young people saying the country is heading in the wrong direction. Mining Safety: Police say a rockfall at an illegal mine near Rustenburg killed 14 clandestine miners, with eight injured and others possibly trapped. Public Health & Water: WaterAid warns Mozambique risks losing water-sector funds if existing WASH systems fail due to weak maintenance and technical capacity. State Pharma Shock: Mozambique’s state-owned pharmaceutical company (SMM) reported a near-total profit collapse in 2025, with sales and consolidated results sliding sharply. Local Development Push: President Daniel Chapo launched MozCommunity, a $250m World Bank-backed project for 56 districts in Cabo Delgado, Nampula and Niassa, targeting schools, health, water, jobs and cash support. Tourism Link-Up: Mozambique and Eswatini agreed to boost regional tourism by improving cross-border travel and joint event promotion. Digital Connectivity: Mozambique’s INCM rolled out a National Broadband and Coverage Planning Portal to let the public check network availability nationwide.
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