AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoBorder Costs: Zimbabwe has published Forbes Border tolls of up to US$300 for abnormal loads and daily parking fees of up to US$80. Charges will begin only when the upgraded crossing opens, but could raise costs for Mozambique-linked freight. Energy Suppliers: The ENH–Linkar project is connecting Mozambican energy SMEs with international investors and partners, helping local firms compete for work in the expanding sector. Gas Exports: Mozambique has proposed a US$250 million LNG regasification project, with facilities at Beira and Inhassoro and a pipeline linking to South Africa’s gas network. Rail Logistics: Grindrod’s first test train completed a round trip to Komatipoort, a step toward coal services to its Matola terminal in Mozambique. Power Access: EDM added nearly 400,000 electricity connections over two years, bringing national access to 70.3% in the first half of 2026. Tourism Investment: President Daniel Chapo says tourist and investor arrivals rose 254% year-on-year, as reforms and new tourism initiatives target growth beyond the extractive industries.
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