AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoChagos Dispute: Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam has warned Britain that Mauritius may take legal action over delays to the Chagos deal, insisting the country’s sovereignty claim is “non-negotiable.” Ravatomanga Case: The wife of jailed Malagasy tycoon Mamy Ravatomanga calls his money-laundering case “political elimination”; a court is due to rule on his bail request on October 12. African Finance: The African Union has launched its new credit rating agency in Port Louis. AfCRA aims to bring an Africa-focused perspective to credit assessments, though it is not expected to cut borrowing costs immediately. Marine Protection: Regional nations have agreed on new measures to tackle plastic pollution and protect seagrass, mangroves and other Western Indian Ocean habitats. Olympic Qualifier: Mauritius lost 3-0 to Ghana in the first leg of their women’s football qualifier; Ghana’s return-leg match is set for October 13.
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