AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMonetary Policy: The Bank of Mauritius raised its key rate as inflationary pressures broadened, putting borrowing costs and household budgets in focus. Payments: Singapore-based Payment Options picked Tribe Payments to power its card-acquiring business, starting in Mauritius before expanding to other markets. Public Safety: Three Malaysians were arrested in Mauritius after 76kg of cannabis was seized at the airport; the country is also seeking regional help to tackle piracy, drugs and arms trafficking. Chagos: Britain is considering changes to its Chagos Islands deal amid US resistance, keeping the future of the territory and its sovereignty in the spotlight. Health and Skills: Mauritius Telecom Foundation signed three agreements to support cardiac, autism and dialysis services, while Mauritius Telecom and AWS launched a free digital-skills and AI training platform. Workplace Safety: Three Bangladeshi workers died in an accident in Mauritius, renewing attention on safety protections for migrant workers.
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