AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoNuclear & Radiation Oversight: A Mauritius expert joined an IAEA IRRS mission in Malta to review the island’s radiation safety regulatory framework, covering legislation, oversight and the protection of patients and the public. Public Health & Business: The 2026 U.S.-Africa Business Summit, planned to be hosted by Mauritius, was postponed after Ebola-related health concerns and WHO guidance, with organisers citing participant safety. Renewables & Procurement: Mauritius is highlighted in an ISA–World Bank push for bankable solar across island states, with an e-Marketplace tender launched for a 220 MW solar and solar-plus-storage pipeline. Energy Infrastructure: Mauritius also announced tenders for 220 MW of solar plus battery storage via an e-Marketplace model, aiming to make projects more visible and finance-ready. Shipping Costs: CMA CGM introduced new peak season surcharges, including extra charges for cargo to Port Louis, Mauritius, starting 7 June. Trade Finance: Mauritius Commercial Bank committed $1 billion to support trade finance across Africa, targeting letters of credit and guarantees to strengthen intra-African value chains. Tech Services: Smart Hands Africa expanded its footprint in Mauritius and across Africa as an authorised Supermicro services partner, offering installation, break-fix and maintenance support. Finance & Markets: Orca Energy Group filed its Q1 2026 interim results, reporting higher revenue and gas volumes tied to Tanzanian power demand.
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