AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCrypto Regulation: Zimbabwe moves to regulate cryptocurrency with a first-of-its-kind framework requiring crypto businesses to register with the Financial Intelligence Unit and pay $500 annual fees, with operating without approval now an offence. Mauritius Digital Safety: Mauritius plans social media identity checks after a rise in cybercrime and online abuse cases, with ICT ministry consultations set to shape the framework. Aviation & Travel: Airlink announces twice-weekly non-stop Cape Town–Mauritius flights from 2 October 2026, with bookings already open. Culture Through Sport: The inaugural World Yogasana Championships in Ahmedabad becomes a homecoming moment for Mauritian athletes of Indian origin, sparking fresh interest in roots in Bihar and Tamil Nadu. Tourism Push: Thailand targets Africa for tourism growth, citing rising arrivals from Mauritius and Nigeria and stronger long-haul demand. Sports Spotlight: Rugby Africa Sevens Championship draw puts Nigeria in Pool A with South Africa, Zambia and hosts Mauritius in Cascavelle (June 20–21). Media & Entertainment: Greg Maloka returns to Kaya 959 as executive commercial partner, alongside DJ Fresh joining the breakfast show from 1 July 2026.
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