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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.

Francisco Almeida Leite é um executivo empresarial sénior, actualmente desempenhando funções de Diretor Executivo da UNITE Parliamentarians Network for Global Health, uma organização que reúne mais de 400 parlamentares em mais de 140 países, com parcerias com a OMS, entre outras instituições. É também Presidente do Clube d’África e da União Bancária, Seguros e Instituições Financeiras da Comunidade dos Países de Língua Portuguesa (UBSIF-CPLP), duas associações de direito privado sem fins lucrativos que visam desenvolver laços institucionais, diplomáticos e comerciais entre as instituições da CPLP, as embaixadas, as empresas e os países africanos.
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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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Opposition to JOÃO LOURENÇO from within his own party is largely fueled by arguments citing his poor performance in office; this is seen as a source of unpopularity likely to damage the party’s electoral prospects and jeopardize the regime's future.

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HIGINO CARNEIRO continues to demonstrate a desire to run for the party presidency, despite pressure and "expedients" to persuade him to withdraw or to remove him from the race, generally considered to originate from JOÃO LOURENÇO. He is assisted by two renowned Angolan lawyers, SÉRGIO RAIMUNDO and JOSÉ CARLOS MIGUEL.

110100png2026-09-16Wednesday 16th September 202616 September 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen182717667900am1568angAngola: Portuguese Judicial Delays Regarding Isabel dos Santos Exasperate Luanda

ISABEL dos SANTOS based herself in Dubai to evade potential extradition resulting from the legal proceedings initiated against her by JOÃO LOURENÇO's government (unlike Portugal and other nations, the United Arab Emirates do not pursue international extradition agreements).

110100jpg2026-09-17Thursday 17th September 202617 September 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen182727668000am1568moc1Mozambique: Chapo in Minority within FRELIMO Congress Preparatory Bodies

FRELIMO SG CHAKIL ABOOBAKAR (CA) has been meeting with various party structures across several provinces to drive the Congress preparation process. This process is viewed as an opportunity for DANIEL CHAPO (DC) to strengthen his internal control, particularly over the bodies due for renewal: the Central Committee, the Political Commission (CP), and the Secretariat.

110100jpg2026-09-17Thursday 17th September 202617 September 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen182967668700fl2627gbGuinea-Bissau: Date Set for Sissoco's Return

Having already served a full term, UMARO SISSOCO EMBALÓ is now eligible to run for two additional five-year terms, which would make him the longest-serving PR in the country's history.

110100jpg2026-09-23Wednesday 23rd September 202623 September 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen183097669000am1569mocMozambique: Mining and Petroleum Regulatory Package Concerns Companies

The government's insistence on an accelerated, imposed transition could also lead investors to invoke pre-existing stability clauses—by which the government is bound—that are ill-suited to the requirements of the new laws.

110100jpg2026-09-24Thursday 24th September 202624 September 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen183107669100am1569angAngola: Fuel Crisis Exacerbates Social Situation

The government has shown concern in removing of the food crisis from the media spotlight, so as not to damage its image—especially with the 2027 elections approaching, amidst JOÃO LOURENÇO’s evident domestic and international unpopularity and the potential for new waves of protest.

110100png2026-09-24Thursday 24th September 202624 September 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen183117669200am1569cvCabo Verde: PAICV ‘Held Hostage’ by Neves in Presidential Race

Despite the PAICV’s decision to support JOSÉ MARIA NEVES (JMN) for a second presidential term, party sources point to lingering mutual distrust and power struggles between the outgoing PR and the new party leader and PM, FRANCISCO CARVALHO (FC).

110100jpg2026-09-24Thursday 24th September 202624 September 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen183477670400amfl2628gbGuinea-Bissau: Chevron Advances in Oil Exploration

Chevron’s involvement in the country’s oil and gas exploration provides a significant boost to production prospects given the company's scale; this is likely to attract other major oil companies—rather than just small and medium-sized operators, many of questionable reputation, as has been the case until now.

110100png2026-09-30Wednesday 30th September 202630 September 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen183597670800am1570stpSão Tomé and Príncipe: Vila Nova Key in Government Formation, Under Angola's Shadow

From the perspective of MLSTP leaders, a "grand coalition" solution with the ADI would entail power-sharing, involving demands that could force the party to relinquish some key ministerial portfolios. Furthermore, the election results are seen as highlighting the unpopularity of AR’s government—a factor that could have a "contagion" effect on the MLSTP.

110100png2026-10-01Thursday 1st October 20261 October 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen183607670900am1570mozMozambique: Guerrilla Tactics and Fewer Rwandan Troops Escalate Insurgency in Cabo Delgado

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.

110100jpg2026-10-01Thursday 1st October 20261 October 202600Africa Monitor Intelligenceopiniaoen183617671000am1750egEquatorial Guinea: Turkish Partnership with Obiang on Port Management

Controlled by BERAT ALBAYRAK, a Turkish oligarch, son-in-law of PR RECEP TAYYIP ERDOĞAN and former Minister of Energy and Finance—the Albayrak Group enjoys political backing from the Ankara regime. The group was reportedly involved in the arrangement with the Obiang family, much like other Turkish business groups operating in Gulf of Guinea countries, including Guinea-Bissau (AM 1552).

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