AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPublic Order: Mauritius is weighing a law change to allow nationwide curfews after the police shooting of Élodie Thomas sparked protests, looting and unrest. Curfews have since been lifted and calm reported, but the crisis has sharpened concerns over police conduct, water shortages and living costs. Digital Economy: State Informatics Ltd and Tata Consultancy Services signed an MoU to build local technology skills and support digital transformation, including the government’s AI City plans. Anti-Corruption: Malaysia’s anti-graft commission is seeking closer cooperation with Mauritius’ Financial Crimes Commission on investigations, asset recovery and prevention. Chagos: Former UK attorney general Richard Hermer says Donald Trump turned against the UK-Mauritius deal after Britain refused to support strikes on Iran, leaving the agreement’s future uncertain. Football: Durban City carry a 3–1 lead into their CAF Confederation Cup return against AS Port Louis 2000 in Mauritius. Quality of Life: Mauritius ranked 17th worldwide in the 2026 Nomad Lifestyle Index, ahead of the UK, Canada and the US.
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