AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPrison Health Oversight: Foreign Prisoners Network Mauritius has asked for an independent review of how prescribed medication is administered and recorded in Mauritius prisons, after detainees raised concerns about delays, missing doses, and inconsistent treatment. Medical Tourism Push: Lilavati Hospital plans to open its first overseas super-speciality OPD centre in Kazakhstan in September, aiming to attract international patients for oncology, cardiology, neurology, IVF and more, with complex cases referred to its Mumbai facility. Mauritius–Madagascar Trade: The Moris Mada Business Connect Summit opened in Antananarivo, bringing together 50+ Mauritius and Madagascar companies across sectors from healthcare and ICT to tourism, creative industries and AI. Visa-Free Travel Update: Mauritius and Seychelles passport holders can enter Schengen countries visa-free for up to 90 days within any 180 days, though border entry conditions still apply. Drug Abuse Call to Action: Mauritius religious leaders pledged united action against drug abuse, warning that synthetic drugs and social media are weakening family life and pulling young people in. Lifestyle Spotlight: Chelsy Davy shared rare family moments from Mauritius, posting photos of her children and giving a glimpse of her island life with her hotelier husband.
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