AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPublic Order: Mauritius extended curfews through Friday morning after protests over water shortages and living costs turned violent, disrupting schools and raising concerns for businesses in affected areas. Investment Rules: India has notified a revised tax treaty with Mauritius, adding a Principal Purpose Test that could deny benefits where securing tax relief was a main aim of an arrangement, putting Mauritius-based investment structures under closer scrutiny. Port Activity: Cruise startup Corazul provisioned its first ship in Port Louis, where more than 300 crew joined preparations before the vessel sails to Brazil for its late-October debut. Aviation: At an industry meeting in Mauritius, AASA chief Aaron Munetsi urged governments and airlines to turn plans into action, with affordable fares, better airport processes and digital payments key to unlocking aviation’s role in trade and tourism. Financial Services: Mauritius ranked second in Absa’s 2026 African financial markets index, while the newly launched Africa Credit Rating Agency aims to bring more African issuers into the ratings market and give investors clearer risk information.
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