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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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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 security situation in Cabo Delgado (north) has steadily deteriorated since the beginning of 2026, marked by an increase in incidents involving jihadists, a rising death toll, the destruction of villages, and an exponential rise in kidnappings—some of which have led to ransom demands.
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Alongside strengthening its asset portfolio, the former Somoil/Etu has improved its corporate image; this is evident in its ability to secure international financing (from Eximbank and Shell Trading) for asset acquisitions and its acceptance as a partner in blocks alongside major oil companies.
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Local diplomatic circles interpret the intense Chinese engagement with the government of FRANCISCO CARVALHO as the seizing of an opportunity linked to the ideological and historical affinity of the PAICV (formerly a communist party).
110100jpg2026-10-09Friday 9th October 20269 October 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen184207672800amfl2631mozMozambique: Local Content Adjustments to Finalize ExxonMobil Plan
The Development Plan (DP) for the Rovuma LNG project (Area 4/ExxonMobil) is in the final stages and could be finalized by late October or early November. The current state of negotiations has already far exceeded the timeline previously suggested by Daniel Chapo (DC) for the signing of the Final Investment Decision (FID) in September (AM 1560).
110110jpg2026-10-13Tuesday 13th October 202613 October 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen184307673100amfl2632mozMozambique: Magala, Matlombe and Celso Correia Tied to LAM Mismanagement
LAM’s CEO at the time, JOÃO CARLOS PÓ JORGE (JPJ), is widely viewed as a "scapegoat" for more politically influential figures. JPJ is currently in pre-trial detention alongside other accused individuals, as part of investigations into alleged crimes of embezzlement, corruption, abuse of office, and price inflation in supply contracts.
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The role of MARGARIDA ADAMUGY TALAPA — whose influence remains strong in both Nampula and Maputo — is beginning to unsettle those following PR DANIEL CHAPO’s rhetoric of renewal, which has yet to yield clearly visible results.
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ACQUACORP’s principal shareholder (75%) is a Gemcorp group company based in Malta (Gemcorp Commodities Assets Holdings Limited), with Infrabase, Limitada holding the remaining 25% stake.
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CARLOS VILA NOVA’s (CNV) necessary involvement in the matter commits the PR to the political solution being adopted and could leave him vulnerable in the event of a deadlock in the National Assembly, governance instability, or a premature collapse of the government. An ADI/MCI-PS-PUN solution is generally considered highly unstable.
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The process was finalized in late AUG. by the Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, DIAMANTINO de AZEVEDO, and the President of the ANRM, JACINTO SANTOS ROCHA. The State receives a share of the mining output as consideration for granting the rights to explore and commercialize the mineral resources.
110100jpg2026-10-21Wednesday 21st October 202621 October 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen184967675300am1573mozMozambique: Local Content Authority ‘Squeezes’ Gas and Mining Companies
Ongoing negotiations regarding the updated Development Plans (DPs) for Mozambique LNG—operated by TotalEnergies—and Rovuma LNG—operated by ExxonMobil—have been characterized by government demands for local content commitments, alongside cautious stipulations introduced by the operators in the as-yet-finalized addenda to these plans (AM Flash 26-31).
110100jpg2026-10-23Friday 23rd October 202623 October 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen184977675400am1573gbGuinea-Bissau: ‘Purge’ by Military Junta Strengthens Balanta Control of Power
The process is not yet complete and could fuel opposition to the military junta itself, which stands accused of squandering an opportunity to de-tribalize political power.
110100jpg2026-10-23Friday 23rd October 202623 October 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen185137675900amfl2634mocMozambique: Chapo Favors Arab-Backed Acquisition of Moma Mine
DANIEL CHAPO's government appears divided over the review of mining sector contracts—an initiative championed by the PR—which aims to boost tax revenue, strengthen state oversight and regulatory powers, and compel foreign investors to contribute to "local content" by signing development agreements that define compensation for affected local communities.
110100jpg2026-10-27Tuesday 27th October 202627 October 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen185377676500am1574mocMozambique: State Participation as Partner in Concessions for 18 Strategic Minerals
While existing concessions are not subject to this new model, any potential sale of a mining company could trigger a restructuring of its capital to align with the new law; in such cases, the State may become a shareholder by exercising its right of first refusal.
110100jpg2026-10-29Thursday 29th October 202629 October 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen185387676600am1574angAngola: Mineral Resource Concessions for MPLA Members
Beyond the distribution of material benefits among those involved, this approach—which avoids public tenders that could attract a diverse range of domestic and international bids—is framed under the principle of the "Angolanization" of the extractive sector.
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Prior to the inauguration of DONALD TRUMP, political relations between the two countries had been deteriorating rapidly, driven by U.S. State Department criticism regarding persistent irregularities and electoral fraud in the country (AM 1409), as well as the regime’s pro-Russian stance—notably its willingness to host a Russia-Africa Summit in Malabo (AM 1468).
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