AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMining & Rights: Oxfam warns Mozambique’s graphite and energy-transition projects are threatening Indigenous land rights, with communities near Balama saying expansion is taking fields needed for food. Climate & Food Security: UN reporting says El Niño is intensifying risks for harvests and water across regions, testing how prepared governments really are. Agri-Exports: Mozambique-linked coverage highlights agroindustrial export momentum globally, with record shipments and rising export values in the first eight months of the year. Oil & Gas Diplomacy: Mozambique President Daniel Chapo invites Brazilian firms to help build a “next generation” oil and gas sector, stressing industrialization, technology transfer and workforce training. Urban Services: Maputo may get AfDB support for solid waste management and better wastewater/fecal sludge use, aiming to turn waste into fertilizer inputs. Maritime Fuel Supply: Oceania Bunkering Mozambique plans October start of STS bunkering at Beira using a new barge to expand LSMGO supply for vessels. Logistics & Trade: Zimbabwe’s Chirundu border upgrade with Zambia clears the way for construction under a PPP to cut freight delays on a key copperbelt corridor. Tech & Skills: Yango Fellowship 2026 wraps in Abidjan with a Mozambique cohort pitching projects on payments, digital ID, health supply visibility, waste recycling and water testing.
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