AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoDigital Skills: Mauritius Telecom and AWS launched a free online AI and digital-skills portal with 16 courses, supporting a national goal to train 50,000 people. Livestock Trade: Namibia plans to send 2,500 cattle worth N$32.5 million to Mauritius after the island lifted a foot-and-mouth disease suspension. Security: Three Malaysians were arrested in Mauritius after authorities seized 76kg of cannabis at the airport; the country is also seeking regional cooperation against piracy, drugs and arms trafficking. Air Mauritius: Seven managers have been suspended following a Kroll investigation. Workplace Safety: Three Bangladeshi workers died in an accident in Mauritius. Chagos Islands: Britain is seeking to revise its proposed deal with Mauritius amid US concerns, keeping the sovereignty agreement in limbo. Heritage: Mauritius marked 192 years since the arrival of indentured labourers with a ceremony at Aapravasi Ghat.
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