AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCommonwealth Sports: Commonwealth Fencing Federation confirms 20 countries for the 2026 Commonwealth Fencing Championships in Lagos (Aug. 9–14), with India leading the contingent and Mauritius among the registered nations. Mauritius in the Spotlight (Sports): British Fencing president Patricia Aiyenuro calls Lagos a “landmark” return of Commonwealth fencing to Africa after 10 years, praising Nigeria’s growing hosting experience. Local Arts & Entertainment: Mauritian artist Taniah will represent Seychelles with a four-show tour in Mauritius on July 31 and Aug. 1, performing live and in playback sets. Tech & Media (Regional): eMedia expands free streaming with Openview Stream, launching in Mauritius and several African markets as an ad-supported FAST platform. Global Lifestyle (Mauritius angle): A travel feature spotlights Mauritius horse racing at Port Louis’ Champ de Mars, describing the fashion, betting buzz and cultural pull. Business/Finance (Mauritius-linked): Reuters reports Mauritius-based SP Group entity Mercury Finance invested in SP Group’s long-delayed rupee bond fundraising. Connectivity: Air India says over one million passengers used inflight Wi‑Fi from June 2025 to June 2026, with streaming and social media dominating usage.
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