AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoStablecoins Regulation: Ghana, Mauritius and Uganda are moving toward shared stablecoin rules, joint testing and smoother cross-border movement for licensed firms, as mobile money use makes digital tokens easier to adopt. Climate & Food Security: SADC warns a potentially devastating 2026/27 El Niño could sharply worsen hunger, but sovereign debt limits how fast countries can fund early warning, climate-resilient infrastructure and disaster-risk financing. Startup Ecosystems: Mombasa climbed 22 places in StartupBlink’s rankings, while Nairobi slipped—highlighting how Kenya’s innovation growth is starting to spread beyond the capital. Tech Education in Africa: East China Normal University students expanded technology education practice across six African countries including Mauritius, reaching 1,000+ learners and educators. Mauritius in Finance: A Mauritius-linked fund tied to Kotak International is central to SEBI’s hearings on suspected prior knowledge trades tied to the Hindenburg–Adani case. IPO Watch (Mauritius investors): Pranav Constructions’ IPO subscription runs Sept 7–9, with Goldman Sachs Investments (Mauritius) among anchor investors; Rentomojo’s IPO price band is Rs 384–404.
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