AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMining and Supply Chains: Mauritius-announced Alphamin will supply up to 3,600 tonnes of tin a year from its Bisie mine in the DRC to a new US smelter, diversifying customers for a mineral used in electronics and advanced manufacturing. Trade and Exports: Mauritius is among 14 African countries showcasing products at China’s Yiwu trade exhibition, offering local businesses a route to Chinese buyers. Workplace Safety: Three Bangladeshi workers died when a crate of glass sheets toppled during unloading at an aluminium fabrication firm in Plaine-des-Papayes; police and the Labour Ministry are investigating. Creative Industries: Broadcasting Center Africa plans a Mauritius media hub for studios, post-production, broadcasting and data services, with opening expected in 2029. Sugar Industry: Mauritius’ Devesh Devani is set to lead the International Sugar Organization from January 2027, following a Kenya-brokered agreement to resolve the leadership deadlock.
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