AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMozambique Higher Education Reform: President Daniel Chapo urged school and university managers to reshape higher education around Mozambique’s economic transformation, with stronger links to industry, more applied research, and skills for sectors like agriculture, SMEs and digitalisation, as the country prepares a 2027–2036 strategic plan. Cabo Delgado Security Funding: Chapo said the EU will help fund Rwandan troops supporting the fight against Islamist terrorism in northern Cabo Delgado, while negotiations continue on sustaining the mission; he also flagged reconstruction financing and the possibility of talks. Regional Energy Shock (Mozambique-linked): Zimbabwe’s ZESA reported a nationwide blackout caused by a fault on the Warren–Alaska 330kV line, with restoration relying partly on imports including Mozambique’s Hydro Cahora Bassa—highlighting how grid disruptions ripple across Southern Africa. Southern Africa LNG Corridor: A feature highlighted the emerging LNG corridor between northern Mozambique’s Rovuma Basin and South Africa’s Richards Bay and Ngqura terminals as a potential engine for regional industrialisation and trade. El Niño Risk for Mozambique: FAO and WFP appealed for $200m+ to protect 8.8m people across high-risk countries including Mozambique from the return of El Niño, with support such as climate-resilient seeds and flood control.
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