AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPolitical Violence: Anamola says senior Zambézia organiser Araújo Tendence was shot dead at home, and reports nearly 60 killings of party members since August 2025. Rights group CDD called for independent, swift investigations and criticised President Daniel Chapo’s silence. Port Investment: Chapo launched a $150 million dredging project to deepen Maputo Port’s access channel and accommodate larger ships, part of a wider port-modernisation programme. Education: Chapo urged a system to recognise high-performing teachers as educators continue to press for unpaid overtime. Public Finance: The government plans to introduce AI and data analytics into treasury, debt and state-asset management, with the aim of integrating core processes into e-SISTAFE by 2035. Security and Debt: Chapo says holders of illegal firearms can surrender them without penalty until December, after which authorities will pursue forced recovery. The World Bank also lists Mozambique among countries facing acute debt vulnerability.
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