AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoLNG Training Debate in Cabo Delgado: Mozambique’s civil society group FOCADE says it’s wrong to run the Mozambique LNG Academy’s first training in Maputo instead of Pemba/Afungi, arguing Cabo Delgado already has the institutions and capacity to host the 260 technicians before practical placement at the LNG project. Agriculture Logistics Bottleneck in Niassa: Niassa’s business council warns that impassable rural access roads are blocking market connections, keeping maize and beans from moving into higher-value value chains and limiting investment. Climate-Health Link: A Wits expert warns that climate extremes are accelerating dengue, chikungunya and malaria spread as droughts, floods and wildfires intensify. Airline Cashflow Pressure: AFRAA flags “blocked funds” in several countries, including Mozambique, as a strategic constraint on African carriers’ ability to operate and invest. US Visa Processing Shift: The US Embassy in Eswatini stops routine visa applications locally, pushing travellers to book and apply via Johannesburg.
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