AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCabo Delgado: Four people kidnapped in Nangade were released after their families paid a ransom; militants also beheaded one person and looted businesses. The province remains Mozambique’s largest displacement hotspot, with 449,876 people still displaced. Displacement: More than 730,000 people have returned to their areas of origin, according to the latest IOM assessment, though renewed insecurity continues to drive new displacement. National Dialogue: Diaspora hearings have ended, and ten working groups are consolidating proposals on reforms ranging from constitutional affairs to the economy. Mining: Abu Dhabi-linked IRH has made a non-binding proposal to acquire Kenmare Resources, operator of the Moma titanium mine; no price or deal terms have been disclosed. Transport: The government is promoting coastal shipping to ease pressure on roads and improve cargo links along Mozambique’s 2,700-kilometre coastline. Jobs and youth: Mozambique and Qatar signed a framework for safe labour migration, while UNICEF and Gorongosa National Park agreed to expand youth skills, livelihoods and conservation opportunities.
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