AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoNigerian girls released: The Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NiDCOM) says the Nigerian girls detained in Mauritius have regained freedom and are travelling back to Nairobi after diplomatic engagement, following viral social media outrage. Tour de France Femmes: Norway’s Sigrid Haugset powered to a solo stage win and took the yellow jersey, with Mauritius’ Kimberley Le Court sitting second overall. Mauritius business governance: Mauritius’ Minister of Financial Services and Economic Planning, Dr the Hon Mrs Jyoti Jeetun, inaugurated ICSI’s 5th International Conference in Port Louis, focusing on strengthening governance. Tax audit reform: Mauritius’ Finance Bill 2026 introduces a new “compliance agreement” with the MRA, letting businesses settle audits by agreement before assessments are raised. Finance & markets: Paytm parent One 97 Communications shares jumped after a Rs 2,038-crore block deal, while CBL International said it has regained Nasdaq minimum bid-price compliance. Travel & payments: Mastercard expanded Priceless.com to Africa including Mauritius, and South African fintech TurnStay reported processing $60.5m in travel payments in six months. Sports spotlight: Ghana says three athletes went missing after the Commonwealth Games, including a boxer who faced Mauritius’ Merven Clair.
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