AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMauritius–Africa business links: Airlink will launch twice-weekly direct Cape Town–Mauritius flights from 2 October 2026, using Embraer E195-E2 aircraft, a boost for both leisure and business travel. Digital payments: South Africa’s central bank governor cited India’s UPI as a model for a free, real-time cashless system, highlighting instant transfers via phone numbers and QR codes. Crypto regulation: Zimbabwe introduced its first dedicated cryptocurrency rules, requiring annual registration with the FIU and a US$500 fee, with non-compliance now an offence. Trade and investment environment: Morocco topped an African business climate ranking, scoring 3.9/5 and edging ahead of Mauritius (3.4), with reforms focused on regulatory efficiency and digital readiness. Energy and innovation: Seaturns deployed a full-scale wave energy demonstrator in France, marking a step toward commercialisation. Regional economy and governance: Commentary and analysis around Tongaat Hulett’s stalled business rescue and cross-border deal risks kept investor and policy attention on Mauritius-linked corporate structures.
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