AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoClimate Resilience: Maputo’s African disaster-risk conference closes today, with leaders seeking stronger early-warning systems and investment. President Daniel Chapo called for climate justice, while SADC is preparing for a potentially severe El Niño in 2026/27; regional resilience proposals worth $6.3 billion are under discussion. Crime and Policing: Mozambique’s criminal investigation service has acknowledged that some officers worked with organised crime groups. Its director says reforms have helped the country go a year without recorded kidnappings, but warns against complacency. Public Finances: The government projects 2027 revenue of 427.8 billion meticais and economic growth of 1.6%, while aiming to cut the budget deficit to 4.6% of GDP. Trade Infrastructure: President Chapo launched a $150 million project to deepen and widen Maputo Port’s access channel, allowing larger ships and strengthening the port’s role as a regional trade gateway. Political Justice: The Supreme Court rejected Venâncio Mondlane’s bid to broadcast his November trial live, but the public and media will be allowed to attend.
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