AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEnergy & Security: Madagascar has reinstated a nationwide energy emergency, citing renewed Middle East tensions and the risk of higher fuel prices, as the country relies heavily on imported refined petroleum. Food Security: Save the Children warns hunger could sharply worsen, with crisis-level food insecurity projected to rise by 75% later this year, affecting hundreds of thousands of under-5s and pregnant or breastfeeding women. Public Safety: A surge in disappearances is alarming residents, with police recording 172 reports this year (including 91 children) and authorities stepping up patrols in Antananarivo amid fears of deeper institutional failings. Mining & Investment: Evion Group secured mining permits for its Maniry graphite project, a major step toward financing, a final investment decision, and development under Madagascar’s new mining code. Regional Diplomacy: A SADC ministerial meeting in Malawi reaffirmed peace and security as the base for regional integration, with Madagascar’s foreign affairs minister meeting counterparts on the sidelines.
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