AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoConnectivity in Seychelles: Starlink has officially entered the Seychelles telecom market after a soft launch at State House, with the Seychelles Communications Regulatory Authority saying it’s authorised and will operate under local rules—aiming to boost reliable broadband, especially where traditional infrastructure is harder to build. Crypto trading shake-up: BitMEX, owned by Seychelles-based HDR Global Trading, will shut down on 23 September 2026, telling users to close positions and withdraw funds with no extensions. Range-trading tools: Zoomex launched Contract Grid, designed to help crypto traders generate returns in sideways, range-bound markets by automatically buying and selling across set price levels. Regional enforcement training: Eastern African prosecutors began a coordinated training in Nairobi to improve investigations and court handling of crypto-related crimes, including money laundering and cross-border financial offences. Disaster preparedness: UNESCO-IOC trained tsunami preparedness facilitators in Bali, with Seychelles among participating countries. Local tech & education: Seychelles’ First Lady opened an inter-school chess tournament for International Chess Day, linking the game to critical thinking and digital-age learning. Energy reliability watch: Cyprus activated rotating load-shedding with detailed group lists as demand outpaced generation.
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