AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoChagos and the Indian Ocean: A new analysis warns that superpower rivalry is intensifying around the Chagos Islands, with Mauritius’ sovereignty claim caught in a wider contest for military access and influence. Aapravasi Ghat: The heritage site is marking 20 years as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Trust director V.P. Bundhun says the fund is working to bring indentured labour history to younger generations through education, films and technology. Remembering Our Ancestors: A history feature reflects on the hardships and resilience of indentured workers, including the roughly 425,000 who arrived in Mauritius between 1835 and 1920. Diwali Traditions: Around one million eco-friendly cow-dung lamps made by women and young people in Rajasthan have been sent to Mauritius for Diwali, supporting rural livelihoods while bringing a traditional craft to the island. African Gaming: Mauritius-based Epic Edges Capital has invested US$1 million in Rise of Fearless, a mobile game drawing on African history and culture.
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