AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMauritius Social Media Crackdown: Mauritius plans to tighten social media oversight with identity checks after a cabinet decision, aiming to curb cybercrime, identity theft and harmful online content, following reports of 2,300 online abuse and cyber incidents since January 2026. Air Travel to Mauritius: Airlink will launch twice-weekly non-stop Cape Town–Mauritius flights from 2 October 2026, using Embraer E195-E2 aircraft, with bookings already open. Health Milestone for Mauritius: Doctors in Delhi performed a rare robotic kidney removal on a 19-month-old girl from Mauritius suffering from CAKUT, after her right kidney was non-functional and causing recurrent febrile UTIs. Regional Energy Watch: A Mauritius-linked ethanol project in Zimbabwe is expanding year-round fuel blending, reshaping land, labour and energy supply across Southern Africa. Crypto Regulation in Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe introduced its first dedicated crypto rules, requiring digital asset businesses to register with the FIU and pay annual fees, with non-compliance now an offence. Business & Governance Debate: Analysis flags how poorly structured cross-border deals can strip SMEs of control, with a Mauritius arbitration clause cited as a cautionary example.
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