AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMozambique Mining Policy: Mozambique’s amended mining law requiring the state to take a 15% free-carry stake in all mining ventures, plus tighter rules on exporting unprocessed minerals, is already worrying investors, with the Chamber of Mines warning it could make the country less attractive unless Mozambique improves water, power and logistics for local processing. Cabo Delgado LNG Watch: Procurement notices point to renewed momentum around Mozambique’s LNG projects, with activity linked to TotalEnergies at Afungi and Mozambique Rovuma Venture’s Area 4, even as insurgent movement continues to disrupt parts of Cabo Delgado. Regional Energy Security: South Africa’s LNG push is accelerating as Zululand Energy Terminal opens contractor bidding for the Richards Bay LNG terminal, following supply and customer deals with ExxonMobil and Eskom—aimed at offsetting declining Mozambique pipeline gas. Food & Climate Risk: Global food markets remain under pressure from El Niño and geopolitical tensions, with cereal production expected to dip slightly even as reserves help, raising concerns for vulnerable countries. Governance & Industry Skills: Zimbabwe’s education minister says universities should be judged by patents, startups and industries they build—an approach that could resonate across the region’s push for practical industrialisation.
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