AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMonetary Policy: The Bank of Mauritius raised its key interest rate as inflationary pressures broaden, a move aimed at curbing persistent price increases. Business: Phoenix Beverages reported a MUR 18 million group loss for the quarter to September, against a profit a year earlier, as higher costs and weaker performance in Réunion outweighed a slight rise in revenue. Public Safety: Three Malaysians were arrested at Mauritius airport after 76kg of cannabis was found in their luggage. Chagos: A court ruling cleared the way to evict islanders who returned to their homeland to protest the UK’s sovereignty deal with Mauritius; campaigners say they will seek a further appeal. Education: Yamaha and the Education Ministry will pilot music lessons in 10 public primary schools from January, reaching about 775 pupils. Heritage: Mauritius marks 192 years since the arrival of indentured labourers, with commemorations honouring their legacy.
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