AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMozambique–South Africa Ties Under Strain: Mozambique’s ruling Frelimo party condemned the “wave of xenophobia” in South Africa, citing Mozambicans killed and hundreds repatriated, while Mozambique authorities continue consular support and returns. Mozambique Crime Crackdown: Mozambique seized 3.7 tonnes of synthetic drugs at Maputo International Airport, with two suspects arrested; tests confirmed fentanyl. Development Finance Boost: President Daniel Chapo promulgated a law creating a National Development Bank to fund strategic projects and close financing gaps, including for young entrepreneurs and agro-processing. Cabo Delgado Press Freedom: A Mozambican journalist, Arlindo Chissale, remains missing 17 months after disappearing following reporting on alleged electoral fraud and sensitive security issues in Cabo Delgado. Regional Migration Fallout: South Africa’s deportations hit 2,745 in a week as enforcement tightens; Mozambique-linked cases are part of the wider displacement and diplomatic tension. Church Demands Justice: Mozambique’s Anglican and Catholic leaders called for a swift investigation into the killing of Bishop Osório Citara Afonso of Quelimane. Transport & Trade: AME Trade Mozambique launched Trans-Log Moz 2026 in Maputo, aiming to position Mozambique as a regional logistics gateway.
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