AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSecurity and Policing: President Daniel Chapo says authorities will forcibly collect illegally held firearms after December, when an amnesty allowing people to surrender weapons without penalty expires. He also urged police to respect the law and citizens’ rights. Postal Regulation: Mozambique’s communications regulator is pushing to modernise the postal sector as e-commerce grows, citing unlicensed parcel deliveries and gaps in oversight and consumer protection. Civic Freedoms: A report on young people’s voices in Mozambique highlights the risks of speaking publicly about corruption, inequality and police conduct, despite constitutional protections for free expression. Foreign Policy and Investment: At the UN, Mozambique renewed its call for a referendum on Western Sahara’s self-determination. In Tete, President Chapo joined an investment conference during an Italian delegation’s visit focused on cooperation in energy, agriculture and infrastructure.
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