AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEnergy Security: Madagascar has reinstated a nationwide state of energy emergency to protect fuel supplies and keep essential services running amid Middle East-driven oil market uncertainty. Energy Skills: Energy Transition Africa has wrapped arrangements to train 15 Pan-African fellows after a competitive selection, aiming to build capacity to tackle the continent’s energy crisis. Mining & Processing: Total Graphite has paused production at its Vatomina mine in Madagascar to complete drilling and operational upgrades, targeting a restart of over 1,000 tonnes per month from December. Climate & Food Risk: Action Against Hunger warns that super El Niño forecasts could worsen drought in southern Madagascar and raise cyclone risk in the east, threatening crops and food security. Regional Water/Energy Governance: SADC energy and water ministers meet in Pretoria to push coordination on electrification and water-linked energy challenges across the region. Marine Economy & Conservation: A Madagascar-linked migration corridor is highlighted through protected “quiet” whale routes, with limited access boosting low-impact tourism interest. Industry Talent: A training cohort for energy professionals and a separate summer intensive for youth show continued demand for practical skills across sectors.
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