AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoRovuma LNG momentum: ExxonMobil’s Rovuma LNG project in Mozambique moves forward as Saipem–McDermott–partners secure a letter of intent for major engineering and limited procurement tied to the 18.6 mtpa facilities, with final investment decision targeted for 2026. Security and rights in Cabo Delgado: A UN special rapporteur warns Mozambique’s fight against terrorism is not yet a decisive push against insurgents, urging stronger human-rights protections and better governance around extractive resources. Drug interdiction at Maputo: Mozambique’s SERNIC seizes 1.4 tonnes of fentanyl at Maputo International Airport cargo terminal, arresting a suspect linked to a shipment routed via Luanda. Regional migration pressure: South Africa presses SADC members to sign and ratify a long-stalled free movement of people protocol, as migration remains a sensitive summit issue involving Mozambique and Zimbabwe. SADC industrialisation push: Ramaphosa urges SADC to process critical minerals locally and cut reliance on external markets, arguing the region “exports the ore and imports the battery.” Circular economy call: A Southern Africa circular innovation challenge invites Mozambique businesses with prototypes to compete for R250,000 in funding and mentorship.
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