AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoInvestment Flows: Tanzania registered 3,538 projects worth $68.6 billion between 2021 and 2026, with industry leading by project count. Mauritius ranked third among foreign investors, with $2.1 billion in project capital. Workforce: Mauritius has agreed to recruit Nepali workers through a government-to-government system, with employers covering recruitment costs. The proposed deal spans manufacturing, construction, agriculture, tourism and IT. Digital Services: A PwC report says 31 African countries now tax digital services supplied by non-resident providers, including Mauritius. Different registration thresholds and compliance rules across markets remain a challenge. Local Coffee: Chamarel Coffee is taking its locally grown Arabica and Liberica to China’s import expo, seeking buyers for a distinctive Mauritian product. Renewables: India’s Aditya Birla Renewables won approval to acquire Solenergi Power, a Mauritius-registered holding company with interests in Indian solar and wind generation.
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