AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMozambique Health Crisis: The United Association of Mozambican Health Workers (APSUSM) has extended its nationwide strike for another 30 days, citing medicine shortages, worsening hospital conditions, and staff spending their own salaries on protective and hygiene supplies. Regional Migration & Health Safety: South Africa’s anti-migrant unrest has driven more than 160,000 foreign nationals to leave in two months, with Mozambicans among those repatriated—raising concerns for continuity of care and protection during displacement. HIV & Reproductive Health Funding: A U.S. report highlights how Trump-era foreign aid cuts could put PEPFAR and HIV progress at risk, while other coverage warns of expanding U.S. restrictions on abortion-related funding that may worsen maternal health outcomes in Africa. Energy & Public Services: Cahora Bassa (HCB) says it exceeded first-half 2026 energy targets, generating higher output and revenues—potentially supporting broader health and infrastructure needs. Humanitarian Pressure in Cabo Delgado: OCHA and partners report ongoing insecurity-linked displacement and unmet needs in northern Mozambique, with healthcare and protection among the most urgent gaps.
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