AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoTour de France Femmes: Mauritius’ Kim Le Court-Pienaar surged to win stage six in a reduced sprint (Montbrison to Tournon-sur-Rhône), after a mechanical setback, while Marlen Reusser kept the overall yellow with a 12-second lead and three stages left. Women’s rights: Mauritius has criminalised marital rape, with tougher sentences for perpetrators and stronger protections for victims, following parliament’s amendments. Culture & media: MTA Africa marks a decade of faith-based broadcasting, with its Mauritius-built studio helping drive 24/7 religious, educational and cultural programming across Africa. Co-ops & business ties: A Mauritius delegation visited India’s NCUI to showcase cooperative reforms and strengthen partnerships. Travel rules: Ukraine now offers e-visa access online only for citizens of South Africa, Mauritius and Seychelles, while other African nationals still need embassy applications. Finance & jobs: Regulus Liquidity’s CEO Jay Joymungul will speak at Money Expo India 2026, and the U.S. has made its refundable visa bond programme permanent, raising the maximum to $20,000 for affected African countries including Mauritius.
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