AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoClimate Diplomacy: Tuvalu used a pre-COP31 visit to show leaders the reality of sea-level rise, warning COP31 can’t be “another talk shop” and must deliver fossil-fuel phase-out and 1.5°C action; Mauritius was among the visiting delegations. Mauritius Business: Monarch Capital Limited, a Mauritius-based firm, bought a Sh400m controlling stake (60%) in De La Rue Kenya EPZ after Kenya’s competition regulator approved the deal, shifting ownership of the Ruaraka banknote printer. Local Economy & Trade: PU Prime (Ebène) launched a redesigned trading app aimed at making live trading, copy trading and market insights easier to navigate, with more direct risk controls. Sports (Mauritius in focus): Ghana’s Black Queens opened camp in Mauritius for the LA 2028 Olympic qualifier, with the first leg set for Oct 8. Sports (Region): Sri Lanka beat Mauritius 3–2 in an international friendly. Human Rights: The UN Human Rights Council extended the Sudan fact-finding mission for another year, with Mauritius among countries voting in favour. Science: A new deep-sea shark species, the big-nosed lanternshark, was formally described from a 2025 survey off Mauritius.
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