AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSovereignty in the spotlight: Mauritius says it has shifted stance on the Moroccan Sahara, backing autonomy under Moroccan sovereignty as the “most credible solution,” after talks in New York and a Cabinet review linked to UN Security Council Resolution 2797. Chagos deal stalled: The UK has abandoned the planned transfer of Chagos sovereignty to Mauritius, saying it lacks sufficient US backing after Donald Trump renewed criticism, with Diego Garcia’s base at the centre of the dispute. Finance & business: Mauritius-based Oficea raised MUR 3.4bn via a sustainable bond, oversubscribed 1.5 times, to refinance debt and fund its “The Grid” office development in Telfair, Moka. Courts: Mauritius Commercial Bank won a lengthy Sh841m loan fight, allowed to recover $6.5m from a Kenyan petroleum firm tied to the collapse of Imperial Bank. Education reform: Mauritius is inviting bids to assess university readiness for the 2029 Competency-Based Education and Training transition. Sports: Namibia’s Young Warriors booked COSAFA Under-20 semi-final spots with a 3-0 win over Seychelles, while Mauritius featured in the group results.
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