AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMozambique Financial Integrity: Mozambique’s removal from the FATF grey list is being treated as fragile, with officials warning the country could be re-listed if enforcement and compliance reforms don’t deepen ahead of the next mutual evaluation. Cabo Delgado Security: Islamist-linked attacks in northern Mozambique killed Christians and destroyed churches, with reports pointing to expanding raids in Ancuabe District. Public Health Preparedness: MISAU says there are no recorded Ebola cases in Mozambique, while it boosts surveillance and training in provinces and at points of entry. Budget and State Capacity: Government approved an extra 3.6 billion meticais for the 2026 State Budget, citing gas revenues and aiming to protect public investment and fiscal stability. Governance and Justice: Mozambique’s flood recovery plan faces a five-year drag as FAO warns repeated flooding has already hit hundreds of thousands, threatening food security and rural livelihoods. Education Diplomacy: Maputo hosted the Mozambican finals of the Chinese Bridge competition, feeding into global finals in China and highlighting growing China-Mozambique education exchanges. Regional Water Cooperation: South Africa and Botswana are set to sign a pact to protect water quality and curb invasive aquatic species in the Upper Limpopo Basin.
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