AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoWater & Agriculture: Mozambique admits graded water-use restrictions as El Niño worsens scarcity, prioritising human consumption, health, critical food production and cattle watering, alongside drought-tolerant seeds, conservation farming and small irrigation where water sources exist. Port & Logistics: Hapag-Lloyd expands its long-term terminal partnership with DP World, securing capacity at Dakar, Luanda and Dar es Salaam and supporting port development in Banana (DRC) and Maputo (Mozambique). Agri-Industry Funding: Government commits $200m to boost tree crop production, with a focus on the cashew sector. Energy Diplomacy: Russia’s ambassador says energy co-operation modalities are being discussed with Mozambique, citing hydropower potential and industrialisation needs. Digital Push: Russian IT firms pitch support for Mozambique’s digital transformation, pointing to Yango’s Maputo logistics improvements. Border Trade Upgrade: China’s consortium wins a 25-year concession to modernise Machipanda One-Stop Border Post, aiming to cut border delays and lower logistics costs on the Beira Corridor. Mining & Trade: Mozambique’s LNG and critical minerals momentum continues in regional coverage, while separate reporting highlights manganese mine scouting by MOIL in Ghana, Mozambique and Zambia.
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