AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHIV Prevention in Maputo: Uptake of long-acting injectable PrEP (lenacapavir) is reported as high across Maputo’s 27 health facilities, with the capital’s rollout starting in May and offering protection with just two doses a year. Medicines Regulation Boost: Mozambique’s National Medicine Regulatory Authority (ANARME) has reached WHO ML3, meaning a more stable, integrated system to better check the quality, safety and effectiveness of medicines and imported vaccines. Mangroves Under Pressure: A satellite monitoring system flagged mangrove loss in Mozambique’s Chinde district for years, and a new investigation links the Zambezi Delta damage to systematic destruction tied to a Chinese mining operation. Health & Food Security: IMARP and JS Consultoria signed an MoU for an integrated Matola Rivers rehabilitation project, aiming to restore waterways, improve drainage, support fish farming and strengthen community nutrition. Clean-up at Police Facilities: Mozambique reports police stations and criminal investigation sites filled with long-impounded vehicles, raising concerns about wasted space and delayed court processes. Maternal Health Training: TIKA launched phase two training for Mozambican maternity hospital staff to strengthen skills in obstetrics, neonatology, pediatrics and nursing.
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