Mozambique Water Resilience: In Xai-Xai, Gaza province, Mozambique launched emergency rehabilitation of reservoirs and dams across the Limpopo, Incomáti and Búzi river basins, funded by the World Bank’s CERC with a 990m meticais budget, aiming to shift from flood response to longer-term reconstruction after the 2025/26 cyclonic season. Port Digitalisation: Maputo Port Development Company awarded Mozambique’s first Port Community System (PCS) to Kalé Logistics Solutions, creating a single digital platform to connect port users and integrate with Customs Single Window and other systems to speed trade and improve visibility. Agriculture Finance: Mozambique announced $75m for certified seed purchases for the 2026/27 campaign, targeting reduced reliance on imports after floods exposed seed-market gaps, with traceability and anti-counterfeit measures planned. Food Distribution Investment: Mega Group inaugurated a 60m meticais cash-and-carry commercial space in Maputo to expand wholesale/retail access, create 29 jobs, and prioritise Mozambican products. Energy-Industry Link: Mozambique’s Mozal aluminium remains excluded from South32’s $5.6bn Alcoa deal, with the plant still under care and maintenance due to unresolved electricity supply risks—highlighting how power constraints shape industrial output. Regional Trade Opportunity: Tanzania flagged underused export potential to Mozambique, including maize and non-alcoholic beverages, plus sweetened water and glass packaging containers, as Mozambique-Tanzania trade rises but gaps remain.