AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMozambique–Mining Law: President Daniel Chapo signed a new mining law requiring the state, via ENM, to hold a minimum 15% free-carried, non-dilutable stake in all mining ventures and to push local mineral processing—aimed at capturing more value from strategic battery materials like graphite. South Africa Xenophobia Fallout: Mozambique says five nationals were killed in xenophobic attacks in Mossel Bay, while South African police confirm two deaths linked to anti-foreigner demonstrations; Mozambique also reports repatriation efforts as hundreds cross back via Lebombo. Regional Diplomacy on Migration: South Africa’s Ramaphosa says envoys will be sent regionally and internationally to tackle migration tensions after attacks on foreign nationals, as neighbours announce protection and return plans. Mozambique Economy Support: The European Development Fund will disburse about €130m for Mozambique’s economic recovery, backing business development, innovation and sustainable growth through grants. Food Security Funding Debate: Ghana’s agriculture minister Eric Opoku warns African governments are missing the Maputo 10% budget target for agriculture, with some countries allocating under 1%. Displacement Crisis Spotlight: The Norwegian Refugee Council flags Sudan and DR Congo among the world’s most neglected displacement crises, citing chronic underfunding. Regional Disaster: Southern Africa flooding has destroyed churches and property, adding to hardship across the region.
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