AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAviation: TAAG Angola Airlines CEO Miguel Carneiro was elected chair of the Airlines Association of Southern Africa at its 10 October meeting in Mauritius. Angola will host the association’s 2027 annual assembly, putting regional aviation leaders in the spotlight. Business and Justice: The wife of Malagasy tycoon Mamy Ravatomanga has called his nearly year-long detention in Mauritius a political campaign against his family. A magistrate is due to rule on his bail request on 12 October; her claims have not been independently verified. Financial Services: The African Union launched the Africa Credit Rating Agency in Port Louis on 7 October. It aims to bring African economic conditions into credit assessments and complement global agencies, amid estimates that rating-related costs and lost opportunities drain $74.5 billion from the continent each year. Connectivity: Airlink has inaugurated direct flights between Cape Town and Mauritius, adding a new route for business and tourism travel.
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