AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMauritius Business & Finance: ER Group, formed from the Rodgers–ENL merger, says its first year delivered about $1bn revenue and a post-tax profit of 5.4bn rupees, with a Nairobi co-investment vehicle and new regional energy and hospitality moves. Mauritius–Africa Connectivity: Airlink launched its first direct Cape Town–Mauritius route, twice weekly, using the E195-E2 to cut the need for Johannesburg connections for both tourists and business travellers. Regional Policy for Industry & Tech: ICT regulators from across Africa, including Mauritius, met in Nairobi to strengthen rules for AI, cyber risk, digital platforms, competition and consumer protection. Blue Economy & Ocean Trade: A new ocean-economy push argues ports and hinterlands must be linked through services and digitalisation, not just coastal projects. Climate Diplomacy: Tuvalu urged Pre-COP31 leaders to turn climate “solutions” into real action, while Australia’s Fiji-hosted pre-summit drew only two non-Pacific leaders, including Mauritius’ Navin Ramgoolam. Africa Investment Signals: Bloomberg reports Nigeria jumped to 8th most investable in Africa, while Mauritius remains top in the same risk ranking.
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