AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAquaculture Science: University of Hawaiʻi researchers say Mozambique tilapia survive extreme saltwater by gradually shifting prolactin gene expression, a finding that could help future fish farming in harsh conditions. Port & Trade (Regional): DP World and Ogun State (Nigeria) signed MOUs to study a deep-sea port and special economic zone on a 10,000-hectare site, aiming to link manufacturing and logistics to global markets. Agriculture (Mozambique–China): President Daniel Chapo backed stronger Mozambique–China farm cooperation, pointing to Wanbao’s rice model in Gaza and its wheat trials with local farmers. Mining & Security: Nine Mozambicans were arrested in Mpumalanga, South Africa, in an illegal mining crackdown, with police recovering mining tools and chemicals. Public Finance (Mozambique): Mozambique’s Administrative Tribunal approved the 2025 General State Account, showing a 0.52% economic contraction and a smaller-than-projected deficit. Energy & LNG (Mozambique): TotalEnergies is weighing Mozambique LNG Phase 2 acceleration, while campaigners urge Japanese shipping firms to pause orders over human-rights concerns. Local Industry & Skills: Techdrilling opened a new Pemba office to bring inspection, NDT and safety training closer to Cabo Delgado’s oil and gas operations.
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