AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMunicipal Funding Crunch: Mozambique’s municipal system is still stuck in a funding bind, with Beira’s recent investment relying heavily on donors while central transfers arrive late or not at all—leaving mayors unable to plan or commit to major projects. Digital Connectivity: Mozambique’s telecom regulator (INCM) has launched a National Broadband and Coverage Planning Portal, letting the public check real-time network availability by operator and technology generation. Regional Water Cooperation: Mozambique signed a deal to strengthen coordinated governance of the shared Ruvuma/Rovuma River Basin with Malawi and Tanzania, aiming to turn water management into regional integration and shared development. Energy & Power Links: Malawi commissioned a 10MW solar plant in Salima and said it will also buy electricity from Mozambique via the Southern African Power Pool. Wildlife Policy Talks: Eswatini joined regional discussions on Mozambique’s proposed selective wildlife culling to manage human-wildlife conflict across shared conservation areas. US Visa Processing Update: The US clarified that routine visa services at 25 African posts—including Maputo—have been consolidated into regional hubs, without changing the overall operating status of embassies and consulates.
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