AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoOil Watch: Angola’s oil and minerals minister says the country’s goal is to keep crude output steady at around 1 million barrels over the next year, pointing to higher export prices linked to the Iran-related strain on global supply and to refinery upgrades aimed at cutting fuel imports. Energy Investment: Angola’s upstream momentum continues as ANPG extended TotalEnergies’ Block 32 licence offshore until 2043, while the Africa Energy Forum in Cape Town (16–19 June) spotlights the continent’s push for transmission, baseload power and mining corridors. Regional Politics: Algeria and Angola reaffirmed support for a UN- and AU-backed, just solution for Western Sahara. Transport & Trade: Zambia’s transport minister flagged progress since 2021, including the Lusaka–Ndola dual carriageway and airport upgrades meant to boost connectivity. Sports & Culture: Nigeria named David Fizdale as D’Tigers coach with a 2028 Olympic medal target, and Angola-linked football chatter continues with Kaizer Chiefs’ AmaZulu clash. Humanitarian Pressure: Human Rights Watch urged Angola to investigate the Cavaco River dike collapse and deliver transparent aid to displaced families.
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