AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSexual and Reproductive Health: Aid cuts and disrupted contraceptive deliveries are adding pressure on services for African girls. In Mozambique, nearly half of adolescent girls become pregnant or marry before 18; one Nampula teenager says her parents sent her away after she became pregnant at 15. Community Health: President Daniel Chapo handed over a resettlement complex in Tete with a health facility, school and other services, alongside ambulances intended to improve local care. Climate and Child Health: El Niño forecasts point to increased drought risk in central and southern Mozambique from October to March, threatening water and food supplies. Prevention: Mozambique has an estimated 1.64 million tobacco users, placing it among Africa’s ten highest-count countries.
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