AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 minutes agoHIV Care in Africa: New studies presented at AIDS 2026 highlight African-led evidence to improve HIV treatment for ageing patients, people with treatment failure and mothers/children, including research spanning Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique and Lesotho. Cabo Delgado LNG Training: Cabo Delgado civil society (FOCADE) says Mozambique’s LNG Academy initial training should not be hosted in Maputo, arguing Pemba has the capacity to run the programme. Hidden Debts Appeal: Safa widow Clara Martinez De Safa urges Mozambique to appeal a ruling that would add her to the bribery case tied to Mozambique’s “hidden debts”, arguing her claim should be handled in Lebanon. Niassa Agriculture Bottleneck: Niassa officials warn that poor access roads and logistics keep agricultural output from turning into higher-value income and investment. Ruvuma Water Governance: Mozambique, Tanzania and Malawi sign an agreement to create the Ruvuma River Basin Commission to manage shared water resources. CPLP Tourism Push: CPLP members set up a tourism business and investment forum to boost connectivity and youth, women and MSME entrepreneurship. US Visa Bond Rule: The US makes a refundable visa bond programme permanent, with some travellers from 50 countries (including Mozambique) potentially required to post up to $20,000 for certain B1/B2 visas.
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