AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoDigital Safety: Mauritius is engaging Meta on faster action against fake accounts, impersonation, hate speech and illegal content, with both sides discussing a tailored cooperation framework. Digital Economy: State Informatics Limited has signed an MoU with Tata Consultancy Services to develop public- and private-sector digital solutions and build local technical skills; specific projects are yet to be announced. Unrest: Authorities have lifted the nighttime curfew imposed after protests over water shortages and living costs escalated following a police shooting. Catholic Bishop Michel Durhône has urged dialogue and attention to social injustice while condemning violence and damage to public property. Education: Mauritius tops a new African literacy ranking at 94.33%, though the figures come from different years and are not directly comparable. Credit Ratings: The African Union launched its new credit rating agency in Port Louis, aiming to offer investors more transparent assessments and help address concerns about the cost of borrowing for African countries.
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