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Pedro Esteves é Partner do Africa Monitor Intelligence desde 2016. Anteriormente, esteve envolvido na formação em inteligência competitiva, bem como no desenvolvimento de negócios internacionais, principalmente na África e no mundo árabe. Trabalhou vários anos no serviço de inteligência português, e ainda como director para as relações bilaterais da Direcção da Defesa e adjunto no Ministério da Administração Interna. Publicou diversos artigos académicos, de imprensa e livros sobre inteligência e política internacional. Formou-se em Relações Internacionais, com mestrado em Ciência Política e curso de pós-graduação em Segurança Internacional pela St. Andrews University.

Xavier de Figueiredo é fundador do serviço de informação Africa Monitor, com várias décadas de experiência na área de intelligence. Ex-delegado (Maputo e Bissau) da agência noticiosa portuguesa ANOP, foi também o primeiro editor do Desk Africa. Foi ainda consultor de diversos projectos empresariais em países africanos. É investigador e autor de diversos livros sobre Angola, sua terra natal.

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1111newsletterlegendMantenha-se a par das novidades do África Monitor212newsletterlegendKeep up with Africa Monitor news113newsletterlegendManténgase al día con las noticias del África Monitor314newsletterplaceholderIntroduza o seu email215newsletterplaceholderInsert your email116newsletterplaceholderIngrese su correo electrónico317searchresults resultados encontrados para218searchemptyNenhum resultado encontrado para a sua pesquisa219searchresults results found for your search1110searchemptyNo results found for your search.1111searchresultsresultados encontrados para su búsqueda3112searchemptyNo se encontraron resultados para su búsqueda.3113newsletterbuttonSign up1114newsletterbuttonRegistar2115loginrememberRemember password?1116loginrememberLembrar2117sociallegendSiga-nos2118sociallegendFollow us1119searchplaceholderSearch1120searchplaceholderProcurar21Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen153507563673040amfl2523mocMozambique: Jihadists Agree on Actions at Muidumbe Gathering

Xitaxi became known for a massacre, carried out by jihadists, that killed more than 50 young people in 2020. This “base” appears to be one of the group’s main command posts after the abandonment or dismantling of other refuge sites (AM Flash 25-16). READ MORE

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The central issue remains pending: the delivery of "up to" 25% of gas for internal/domestic use, which both laws impose as a condition on concessionaires, but which the authorities have never been able to operationalize consistently with existing mechanisms. Even the gas corresponding to the tax on production (5% Sasol and 2% Coral Sul), for which a usage strategy was defined, was never effectively used.

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De Beers has been re-engaging with Angola after liquidating its investments in the country by 2019, transferring retained or held assets, following the closure and cancellation of the branch.De Beers Angola had been licensed for mining activities in the country since 1995.

110100jpg2026-07-23Thursday 23rd July 202623 July 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen180447659600am1561mocMozambique: Maputo Avoids “Collateral Damage” from US-Rwanda Tension

Maputo has not only been accommodating Rwandan demands – both economic and political, notably the extradition agreement signed with Rwanda – but has also supported Kigali in its attempt to secure the continued financial support from the EU for the Rwandan mission, which is still pending. The growing US interest in critical minerals also located in Mozambique (AM 1540) has allowed the DRC/Rwanda dossier to remain separate from US relations.

110100jpg2026-07-30Thursday 30th July 202630 July 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen180457659700am1561stpSão Tomé and Príncipe: Vila Nova’s Victory Hastens Patrice's Downfall

After his political allies lost control of ROSEMA (AM Flash 26-14), PATRICE TROVOADA is now accumulating judicial and political setbacks. The candidate he supported for PR, NITO D’ABREU (NA), was defeated by CARLOS VILA NOVA in the 19.JUL presidential elections. NA did not win any of the country's six districts or the autonomous region of Príncipe, where he was supported by the president of the regional government, FILIPE do NASCIMENTO (FN).

110100jpg2026-07-30Thursday 30th July 202630 July 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen180467659800am1561cvCabo Verde: Government ‘Sweeps’ Managers from Public Infrastructure Companies

In the case of Estradas de Cabo Verde - Public Business Entity, the resolution (25/2026) determines the dissolution of the previous board of directors, taking effect from 27.JUL. On the same date, another resolution appoints the new management team, composed of JAIR RODRIGUES as Chairman of the Board, and JOSÉ VARELA and NÁDIA ALMEIDA as executive directors.

110100jpg2026-07-30Thursday 30th July 202630 July 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen180687660500am1562moc1Mozambique: Zandamela's Successor at Central Bank 'Inherits' Moza Case

Moçambique Capitais , whose shareholders include elements of the political and business elite linked to FRELIMO, advocates for an independent forensic audit that includes a set of issues raised by the governor of the BdM to clarify the cost of the intervention, the effects on the bank and the responsibilities of the interveners, namely the governor, who may be called to the process even after leaving office.

110100jpg2026-08-06Thursday 6th August 20266 August 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen180697660600am1562moc2Mozambique: Continuation of Jihadist Incursions in Cabo Delgado

The increase in incursions confirms the trend, since JUN, of increased attacks and approximately a dozen fatalities. This increase in activity has once again placed on the government's agenda the need to establish a framework for negotiation with the terrorists that leads to the laying down of arms and, eventually, an amnesty. Several peace initiatives have been attempted in recent years by civil society organizations, the Catholic Church, and the Islamic Council of Mozambique.

110100jpg2026-08-06Thursday 6th August 20266 August 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen180707660700am1562angAngola: BBVA and World Bank Support Debt Amortization

The Ministry of Finance is under pressure from large debt amortizations during 2025-27, absorbing most of the foreign exchange inflows. With domestic debt already excessive, the 2026 Budget increases the risk of banks' exposure to sovereign debt, potentially leading to a combination of inflationary depreciation spiral and exclusion of credit from the private sector, depending on the response of the National Bank of Angola's monetary policy.

110100jpg2026-08-06Thursday 6th August 20266 August 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen180717660800am1562cplpCPLP: End of the Road for Lourenço's Opponents

Along with UMARO SISSOCO EMBALÓ, former PR Guinea-Bissau, ULISSES CORREIA e SILVA and PATRICE TROVOADA kept the MPLA's "natural partners" within the organization away from the political and diplomatic leadership of their respective countries for several years.

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