AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMozambique Energy Security: Mozambique approved a state-owned company, ENAPP, to centralise procurement and management of petroleum products after recent fuel disruptions, giving the state tighter control over imports, supply planning and emergency response. South Africa Migration Fallout: South Africa rejected claims it is being isolated from Africa, saying a misinformation campaign is being used to portray the country as a “pariah state” amid protests over illegal migration. Legal Fight in Mozambique: Mozambique reiterated that Portuguese firm Galp must pay taxes linked to its Area 4 stake sale in the Rovuma Basin, despite Galp’s arbitration move. Human Rights in Asylum: A Congolese sexual violence survivor’s asylum rejection is being challenged in South Africa’s high court, with lawyers arguing officials failed to properly consider trauma and gender-based persecution. Regional Mobility Lists: South Africa confirmed visa-free access for several African countries in 2026, including Mauritius and Mozambique, while Botswana and Zambia also published visa-free entry lists for 2026. British Council Cuts: The British Council announced it will close offices in nine countries, including Tanzania and Mozambique, citing financial pressures. JK Rowling vs Amnesty: Beira’s Place threatened legal action against Amnesty UK after being branded “anti-rights,” as Amnesty said the report was withdrawn for review.
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