AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMadagascar Energy Watch: Madagascar has reinstated a nationwide state of energy emergency, citing renewed Middle East tensions and fuel-price risks; the country relies heavily on imported refined products, especially from Oman. Critical Minerals & Mining: Evion Group secured mining permits for its Maniry graphite project in southern Madagascar, converting remaining exploration licences into mining tenure and clearing the path toward financing, offtake talks, a final investment decision, and construction. Regional Trade Leadership: PACCI elected Tanzania’s Vincent Minja as Vice President for the East African region, with Madagascar included among the 14 represented countries—aiming to boost intra-African trade and private-sector investment. Energy Skills Pipeline: Energy Transition Africa says it has lined up training for 15 professionals from eight African countries, including Madagascar’s Dieudonne Soatsara, to strengthen energy-sector capacity across the continent. Maritime Security Angle: A report flags unregistered small vessels as a hidden threat along East Africa’s coast, linking offshore smuggling networks to risks for coastal livelihoods and security.
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