AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPort Modernisation: Maputo Port Development Company commissioned two new Liebherr mobile cranes in a $13.2m upgrade, aiming to push throughput beyond 17m tonnes this year and cut vessel disruptions. Regional Fuel Security: Mozambique and Zimbabwe broke ground on the Beira-Feruka pipeline Phase II expansion via CPMZ, lifting capacity from 3m to 5m cubic metres by end-2027 and adding a 67% boost to fuel volumes for landlocked SADC markets. LNG Momentum: Mozambique’s Coral North FLNG project (Area 4, Rovuma) is set for LNG production from 2028, with an EPC contract awarded for the new facility that will raise national LNG capacity to over 7m tonnes/year. Trade & Finance for SMEs: DHL Express and Absa signed an MoU to expand the GoTrade programme across Sub-Saharan Africa, with Mozambique and Tanzania next for rollout. Data & Planning Pressure: Mozambique’s agriculture production figures face gaps and inconsistencies, with the National Statistics Institute warning that policy decisions lack a fully dependable baseline. Food & Soil: At the Africa Food Systems Forum, agriculture stakeholders urged stronger soil health investment, better fertiliser use and sustainable soil management. Public Communication: Mozambique’s government says media modernisation is key to more inclusive public communication in the digital era.
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