AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoDisaster Preparedness: Maputo’s African resilience conference is calling for stronger early-warning systems, resilient infrastructure and better planning as reported disasters across Africa rose from 612 in 2021–22 to 719 in 2023–24. President Daniel Chapo also urged climate justice for vulnerable countries such as Mozambique. Trade and Infrastructure: Chapo launched a $150 million project to deepen and widen Maputo Port’s access channel, allowing larger vessels and aiming to strengthen the port’s role as a regional trade gateway. Public Finances: The government projects 427.8 billion meticais in revenue for 2027, with economic growth forecast at 1.6% and the budget deficit targeted at 4.6% of GDP. Food Security: Mozambique has suspended three major rice and wheat importers and seized 34,300 tonnes of grain amid questions over whether imports had official approval. Security: SERNIC says some officers have worked with organized crime groups, even as its director reports 12 months without recorded kidnappings. Climate Risks: El Niño is expected to persist through February 2027, raising concerns about crop losses and worsening hunger across the region.
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