AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAnti-immigration protests in South Africa: South African authorities deployed thousands of police and other security personnel as nationwide marches demanding the removal of undocumented foreign nationals played out in cities including Johannesburg, Pretoria, Durban and Cape Town, with reports of looting, stone-throwing and clashes in places like Yeoville. Mozambican border ripple: In Maputo, Malawian nationals forced out of South Africa were seen waiting for transport after the June 30 deadline, while Zimbabwe and other neighbours also reported repatriations and strained border logistics. Cabo Delgado peace debate: Mozambique President Daniel Chapo urged insurgents to abandon violence and engage in the Inclusive National Dialogue, warning that dialogue alone is not a surrender plan but remains key to lasting settlement. Cabo Delgado security focus: Chapo also called for strengthened surveillance against Islamist terrorism in Cabo Delgado districts. Local governance and crime: Mozambique arrested seven teachers in Nampula over alleged drug sales linked to a provincial crackdown. Conservation win: Mozambique’s rhino reintroduction effort at Zinave National Park added 9 female white rhinos, boosting recovery after years of loss.
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