AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMozambique–Cabo Delgado Security: Russia’s Lavrov says Moscow is ready to help Mozambique eliminate the “terrorist threat” in the north, as the insurgency linked to Islamic State continues to displace people. Fuel Crisis Relief: Mozambique approved a $50m fund via Petromoc to secure liquid fuel imports and distribution after shortages tied to foreign-currency constraints disrupted supplies nationwide. Inclusive Growth Push: President Daniel Chapo urged businesses to turn extractive-sector investment into jobs and wider opportunities, warning that natural wealth must become national wealth. World Bank Development Warning: The World Bank cautioned that natural resources alone won’t deliver development, calling for diversification into agro-industry, human capital, infrastructure, and stronger institutions. Regional Xenophobia Fallout: South Africa’s anti-migrant protests and door-to-door raids are driving repatriations and renewed diplomatic pressure across the region, including calls for Nigeria to summon South Africa’s envoy and review bilateral cooperation. Trade and Industry Pressure: South Africa’s manufacturing output fell 4.3% in May, with logistics and port/rail constraints and higher costs blamed—issues that also affect Mozambique’s trade corridors. Agriculture Funding: Holland pledged €12.5m for Mozambique’s seed development programme (2026–2031) to boost access to climate-resilient seeds and improve food security.
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