AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWorld Youth Day 2027: About 400 delegates from 100+ countries met in Seoul for the second preparatory meeting for WYD 2027, reviewing plans and sharing experiences, with K-culture and a diocesan expo highlighting the welcome for pilgrims. Sports & Youth (Mauritius in focus): Namibia opened the CAF U-20 Africa Cup of Nations/COSAFA qualifier in Maputo by beating Mauritius 1-0, with captain Lukas Sakeus scoring before the break; the tournament runs to Sept 27 with youth football stars from across the region chasing Ghana 2027 spots. Arts & Entertainment (social media boxing): Big Brother Naija winner Phyna and actress Nkechi Blessing escalated their feud, with Phyna threatening a boxing match after criticism over her online drama. Tourism (Mauritius–India): Mauritius Tourism Promotion Authority launched a four-city push in India (Pune, Chennai, Kolkata, Hyderabad), spotlighting Mauritius beyond beach holidays—family, luxury, wellness, MICE and more—after 51,005 Indian visitors in Jan–Jul 2026. STEM & Education: NUST graduation capped 2,570 graduates, with 68% in STEM fields and growing female participation, as the university continues to drive innovation and industrial futures.
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