AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoRoad Safety: At least 17 people died and two were injured in a head-on crash in Zavala district on Mozambique’s EN1, with emergency teams working through the night as police investigate the cause. Drug Control: Mozambique’s SERNIC incinerated over 1.3 tonnes of fentanyl and chemical precursors in Moamba, after seizures at Maputo International Airport. Primary Care Tech: Qure.ai says its Aira AI clinical decision support system has received EU Class IIb CE certification, aiming to support frontline primary care with guideline-based recommendations and easier digitisation. Youth & Health Research: Mozambique is among countries sending young researchers to South Africa’s Eskom Expo for Young Scientists ISF, where projects include health and wellbeing topics like glucose regulation and sleep apnoea. Public Health Funding: The World Bank invited youth-led groups across 22 African countries, including Mozambique, to apply for grants supporting health and nutrition advocacy for women, children and adolescents. Community Health & Safety: President Daniel Chapo urged a culture of peace, warning that violence and hate speech can damage schools and hospitals during politically tense periods. Air Quality: Ugandan-founded AirQo was named a finalist for the Earthshot Prize for tackling Africa’s air-quality data gap with low-cost monitors and open-data tools.
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