AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoInfrastructure: Mozambique’s corridor investment plans exceed $7.5bn, including more than $5.5bn for Beira and Nacala, but the Revuè River bridge collapsed again just six days after reopening, underlining the need for durable repairs and weight-limit enforcement. Shipping: Evergreen’s new China–Maputo service is due to start on November 25, adding a direct connection for cargo and offering Gauteng importers an alternative route. Energy Supply Chains: Standard Bank and the Mozambique Oil and Gas Chamber will help local small businesses access finance, technical support and contracts as LNG projects advance. Climate and Agriculture: The government plans to mobilize 27bn meticais for El Niño mitigation, including farm inputs for more than 185,000 households and water infrastructure to help drought-hit districts. Business Climate: The government is studying fee exemptions for young entrepreneurs registering businesses and a special tax regime for SMEs.
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