AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAviation: Emirates will replace the Boeing 777 on its daily Dubai–Mauritius service with an A350 from November 1, adding Premium Economy; two daily A380 flights will continue. Wildlife: Conservation teams have identified a new trapdoor spider on a small island off Mauritius’ southeast coast. The spider lives in coastal rocks and seals its burrow at high tide. Internet Governance: AFRINIC’s October 28 register again lists Cloud Innovation, despite earlier assurances the disputed entry had been removed. The Mauritius-based internet registry’s board faces questions over who authorised the listing and what rights it grants. Investment: Mauritius remains Africa’s second-most attractive investment destination in RMB’s latest ranking, behind Seychelles and ahead of Egypt. Finance: The African Union launched its continental credit-rating agency in Port Louis this month, renewing debate over who sets the measure of risk for African borrowers.
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