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Raising awareness of the impact on the consular election process The Ngazidja Chamber of Commerce, in collaboration with the Union of Trade Chamber, Industry, and Craft,…
98 million USD for Mayotte municipalities The octroi de mer (overseas customs duty), a tax system benefiting overseas communities, is under scrutiny following a report by…
Strengthening the socio-economic resilience of communities The ReSea project, a 30 million USD initiative backed by Canada, has been launched in Madagascar with the goal of…
Mauritius stands out as a top choice for affluent individuals Mauritius has solidified its status as the preferred destination for the world’s wealthiest individuals, as affirmed…
Strengthening relations between Mauritius and India Prime Minister Pravind Kumar Jugnauth of Mauritius is scheduled to visit Agalega on Wednesday, February 28, accompanied by delegations from…
Regulatory project led by CNB The Seychelles Executive recently approved legislation on digital assets The process of drafting new legislation began in January with consultations led…
MERJ aspires to increase its reputation on a global scale The MERJ group of companies is actively pursuing membership in the World Federation of Exchanges. Additionally,…
Top ranking in sub-Saharan Africa Seychelles maintains its leading position in sub-Saharan Africa for the Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) 2023, climbing three spots in the global…
Mauritian economy boosted by exports The balance of payments has consistently favored Mauritius in the goods trade between Mauritius and the United States under the preferential…
Preventing money laundering and terrorism financing in Seychelles With a close partnership with the Eastern and Southern Africa Anti-Money Laundering Group (ESAAMLG), Seychelles aims to strengthen…
Urgent need to adress food inflation in Madagascar The drastical increase in cost of living in Madagascar and Africa is largely correlated with food inflation. Nonetheless,…
Increase in customs revenues between January and February 2024 According to the official website, the customs services collected 234.4 billion MGA (54 million USD) in revenues…
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