AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMozambique Debt Talks: President Daniel Chapo is pushing ahead with plans to convert and restructure US$1.4bn of Chinese debt into yuan, aiming to unlock a fresh IMF borrowing programme after Maputo cleared IMF arrears and faces “severe” sovereign risk. Humanitarian Crisis in Cabo Delgado: Aid groups warn northern Mozambique needs urgent help, with about 1.1 million people requiring assistance and only half receiving it, as violence drives fresh displacement. Financial Inclusion Gap: The Bank of Mozambique says Nampula, Cabo Delgado and Niassa still lag on financial services coverage, with uneven benefits despite digital progress. Governance and Appointments: The Prime Minister urged new public institution leaders to act with integrity and transparency, citing INSS financial scandals and the need to expand social security coverage. Party Organisation: Anamola swore in 35 members for departments and advisory bodies, strengthening its territorial presence in Zambézia. International Cooperation: Belarus’s foreign minister met Mozambique’s President and discussed agricultural mechanisation, security cooperation and fertiliser production. Trade and Logistics: Astral Aviation resumed its weekly Nairobi–Guangzhou freighter service, restoring a direct air-cargo link that connects onward to Maputo.
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