AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMozambique Mining Policy: Mozambique’s amended mining law requiring the state to hold a 15% stake in all mining ventures and to approve exports of unprocessed minerals is already worrying investors, with the Chamber of Mines warning it could make the country less attractive for foreign capital while pushing for more in-country value-add. Financial Regulation: Bank of Mozambique Governor Rogério Zandamela urged clear rules for AI use in the financial sector, stressing consumer protection and system stability as AI becomes embedded in banking decisions and services. Energy Security Link: Mozambique’s gas role is again in the spotlight as South Africa moves toward LNG import capacity at Richards Bay, citing declining pipeline supply from Mozambique’s Pande and Temane fields and the need to protect power and industry. Cabo Delgado Human Impact: Reporting from Cabo Delgado highlights ongoing gender-based violence tied to the conflict, with UNFPA documenting sharp rises in sexual violence since 2017. Industry & Logistics Context: Regional supply-chain pressure from fuel and fertilizer disruptions tied to Gulf instability continues to threaten food and production costs across southern and East Africa, including Mozambique.
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