AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMozambique Security & Rights: A UN counter-terrorism expert urged Mozambique and partners to protect civilians and shift from a “highly militarised” response to tackling extremist ideology, strengthening institutions, and ensuring Cabo Delgado communities benefit fairly from resources. Mozambique Arts & Film: Maputo-set surrealist romance “Chapa 100” by Ique Langa is among Open Doors (Locarno) works-in-progress, using the city’s minibuses (“chapas”) to frame love, loss, and memory. Music & Story Ownership: “Too Much Music,” a Ghana-focused documentary project on keyboardist Kiki Gyan, spotlights how artists’ narratives and credit can be controlled by the systems that profit from them. Faith & Community Support: Catholic Sisters in Mozambique expand education and shelters for at-risk girls while responding to victims of the insurgency in Cabo Delgado. Regional Sports (Mozambique in the mix): Nigeria’s Junior YellowGreens thrashed Mozambique U19 in Kigali, and Eswatini’s youth games plan includes a Region V event hosted in Mozambique.
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