AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMauritius on Screen: A new period romance, Prisoners of Paradise, is set in Mauritius in 1925, with Rupert Penry-Jones starring alongside Ellie Bamber and Mehdi Dehbi—love, class tensions, and violence all in the trailer. Local Arts & Culture: Port Louis Catholic Bishop Durhône urged artists to treat their vocation as service to others, while backing moves to grant artists official professional status in Mauritius. Art Scene Spotlight: Mauritian sugar-cane history is explored in a new exhibition, adding fresh context to the island’s cultural memory. Community & Recognition: FDH Bank announced the first grand prize winner of its “Swipe to Mauritius” promo, plus 25 winners of K100,000 each, pushing more POS use across merchants. Travel & Lifestyle (Mauritius angle): Travel features highlight Le Morne and other resort experiences, from luxury stays to wellness escapes. International Arts Buzz: The 18th Lyon Biennale announced 45 new artists for its upcoming edition, with strong global representation including Mauritius.
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