AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoSevere Weather: About 439,000 people in Sofala could be affected during the 2026–27 rainy and cyclone season. Authorities warn of possible drought and flooding, while the province is still recovering from floods that left around 280,000 people facing food insecurity. Transport: Ethiopian Airlines has launched three weekly flights to Nacala via Blantyre, adding the city as its third Mozambican destination and linking the northern port to its Addis Ababa hub. Food Industry: Helios Investment Partners plans to acquire up to 49% of Merec’s holding company. The deal, pending approvals, would bring investment to Mozambique’s largest flour miller, whose facilities span Maputo, Beira and Nacala. Energy Diplomacy: President Daniel Chapo attended the Gas Exporting Countries Forum summit in Moscow, where member states adopted a declaration. Mozambique and Russia also signalled plans to deepen economic and trade ties. Education: The Education and Finance ministries say they are coordinating to verify and pay teachers’ overdue overtime claims and fund textbooks for the 2027 school year.
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