AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoGreen Hydrogen Momentum: South Africa is pushing ahead with green hydrogen execution, publishing a “deal book” to spotlight bankable projects and speed up moves from ideas to gigawatts. Maritime Security & Shipping Risk: The Houthis’ capture of Zuqar and pressure around Bab el-Mandeb raise the odds of more Red Sea disruption, with knock-on effects for ports and shipping costs. Port & Corridor Efficiency: Kenya Ports Authority flags a busy two-week schedule with 51 vessels due at Mombasa and Lamu, while Kenya Revenue Authority opens its GPS-based Regional Electronic Cargo Monitoring System (RECTS) to private vendors to cut transit delays. NIMASA Cabotage Push: Nigeria’s maritime regulator reiterates cabotage priorities and backs automation of the ship registry to attract more Nigerian-flag vessels. Fuel & Trade Pressure: Nigeria’s ADC warns petrol price hikes are choking households as crude costs climb; traders also back KRA’s multi-vendor cargo tracking push. Open Skies for Tourism: Zimbabwe puts “open skies” and aviation connectivity at the center of tourism investment plans. Africa Critical Minerals: Zambia reports 93.6% completion of a national geophysical survey to unlock new exploration opportunities. Medical Oxygen Training: RIX Industries and Build Health International launch factory-equivalent compressor training in Kigali to strengthen oxygen equipment upkeep across sub-Saharan Africa.
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