AGP Executive Report
Last update: 40 minutes agoMozambique Energy & Power: Electricidade de Moçambique (EDM) reported about $113m net profit for 2025, but most of it came as dividends from its stakes, raising questions about whether the utility’s core operations can fund the push to electrify all Mozambicans by 2030. Mozambique Agriculture & Climate Resilience: Mozambique’s Ministry of Agriculture is backing greenhouses and boreholes to cut reliance on rain-fed farming, alongside irrigation rehabilitation and scaling borehole drilling, plus locally produced certified seeds. Mozambique Logistics & Trade: UPF Group opened an office in Kigali and is strengthening regional sales support, with Mozambique already hosting three UPF offices. Mozambique Mining & Environment: A Stimson Center read highlights Mozambique’s heavy mineral sands extraction risks, including mangrove clearing and projects reportedly operating without proper environmental impact assessments. Mozambique Governance & Corruption: Malawi’s Anti-Corruption Bureau summoned NOCMA CEO Emmanuel Matapa over a $403,605 payment tied to “fraudulent correspondence,” as police moved against senior NOCMA officials. Regional Food Security: Zimbabwe is bracing for a hotter, drier 2026/27 summer, with below-normal rainfall likely during key planting months—an issue that also affects Mozambique’s wider southern Africa supply outlook.
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