AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoWater & Drought Preparedness: Mozambique plans gradual restrictions on water use under El Niño risk, prioritising human consumption, health, critical food production and livestock watering, with monitoring of reservoirs, rivers and groundwater. Urban Waste Management: Maputo’s municipal council says it collects only about 60% of daily waste (around 1,366 tons), leaving roughly 40% uncollected; it plans to add 100 new dumpsters to high-accumulation neighbourhoods. Telecom Consumer Protection: Mozambique’s INCM is developing a Tariff Management System to curb rapid mobile data depletion, improve transparency on package validity and consumption measurement, and go live in November. Energy & LNG Outlook: ExxonMobil remains bullish on long-term LNG demand despite Middle East disruption, expecting demand to more than double by 2050. Transport & Infrastructure: A China-built Maputo Bus Rapid Transit project (World Bank-funded) breaks ground, targeting 125,000 passengers/day with electric buses and completion in 2028. Food Safety: Improperly processed cassava can release cyanide and is linked to konzo and acute poisoning risks.
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