AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCAF Champions League (Mauritius link): Orlando Pirates coach Abdeslam Ouaddou says midfielder Sihle Nduli is still sidelined but hopes to have him back soon, while also praising new addition Mohau Nkota as he continues medical treatment ahead of the second leg vs La Cure Waves of Mauritius on Saturday. Football (Mauritius tie-in): La Cure Waves coach Jerome Thomas expects a Pirates backlash after the goalless first leg in Port Louis, urging his side to stay clinical and control possession. Sports travel (Mauritius): Red Arrows have arrived in Mauritius for their CAF Confederation Cup preliminary second leg vs FC Rouge, carrying a 2-0 advantage and warning against complacency. Arts & culture (local community): Culturama Thompson returns this Saturday with food, music, dancing and traditions from the Philippines, India, Nigeria, Mali and Mauritius, running 10am–9pm. Tourism (Mauritius): Mauritius Tourism Promotion Authority reports 14.5% growth in Indian visitors (51,005 from Jan–July 2026) after a four-city push in Pune, Chennai, Kolkata and Hyderabad. Fashion/arts awards (Africa-wide): Merck Foundation and Africa’s First Ladies announce winners of the 2025 Fashion, Song and Film Awards, with a 2026 call for applications now open.
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