Nampula Governor reports 67.9% activity plan execution

The Nampula Provincial Executive Council, led by Governor Eduardo Mariamo Abdula, reported executing 67.9% of its activity plan during the first half of the year. Despite facing financial limitations, adverse weather, and disease outbreaks, the administration highlighted several achievements, including the implementation of the ‘STOP MAKHA’ plan to combat drug trafficking and the successful Nampula Economic Fair, which generated 109.4 million meticais and 1,437 seasonal jobs.

In terms of infrastructure and social services, the government reported the construction of 230 water sources and the creation of 34,000 jobs. Looking forward, the provincial government aims to increase global production by 9.4% and own revenue by 17.2% by 2027. Key strategies include intensifying agricultural production in districts such as Liupo and Malema, integrating tourism with local sectors, and expanding healthcare access through the construction of new health centers in Niaro, Memba, Meruase, and Lalaua.

Health targets for the upcoming period include reducing malaria incidence and increasing the cure rate for acute malnutrition to 85%.