AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHealth Facilities Funding: Mozambique will build two new health facilities in Ngaúma and Mecanhelas (Niassa), backed by BADEA with a US$21m budget, aiming to improve emergency care, maternal and child health, diagnostics, inpatient services, and staffing. Drug-Use Prevention: Nampula’s governor urges communities—not just police—to help identify drug dealers, stressing school, family, and civic involvement plus youth opportunities in sports, culture, entrepreneurship, and science. Malaria Reminder: A new piece reiterates malaria’s ongoing toll in sub-Saharan Africa and the need for prevention and prompt treatment, especially for young children. AIDS Funding Pressure: Commentary warns that anti-rights and anti-gender backlash is hitting HIV progress as financing collapses, threatening the ability to reach key populations. Digital Health Infrastructure: Raxio names Dennis Kahindi as Uganda GM, as healthcare providers increasingly need secure local data-centre hosting. Regional Health & Migration: SADC’s 2026 summit in Durban is urged to tackle migration and xenophobia head-on, linking it to access pressures on public services like health. Mozambique Flood Aftermath: After the floods, hunger is deepening in Gaza, with lost wells, livestock, and gardens pushing families into a second crisis.
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