Central Bank Shake-up in Mauritius: Mauritius PM Navin Ramgoolam has demanded the resignation of Bank of Mauritius Governor Rama Sithanen, citing allegations of undue influence and mismanagement, including claims involving the governor’s son in sensitive licensing, staffing and contract decisions; Deputy Governor Gerard Sanspeur also resigned abruptly, alleging interference. Trade Boost for Mauritius Coffee: China will allow eligible coffee beans from all 53 African countries with diplomatic ties to enter its market from July 20, using unified phytosanitary rules; Mauritius is among countries that have filed export applications. Digital ID and Privacy: Mauritius Data Protection Commissioner Drudeisha Madhub warns that digital identity systems can’t operate “in a legal vacuum” and must be built with data protection and cybersecurity from the start. Chagos Deal Backlash: Fresh UK political criticism is resurfacing over the Chagos agreement, with claims that British taxpayers may be funding additional Mauritius support programmes alongside the £35bn settlement. Tourism Demand Watch: Pata reports “positive signs” for travel enquiries amid the Middle East conflict, while noting some destinations including Mauritius have seen falling demand. Regional Business & Finance Context: South Africa’s Reserve Bank is set for its first rate hike in three years, while Africa Jobs Fund launched aiming to mobilise $100m to create high-impact jobs across export manufacturing and labour mobility.