AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoTourism & Air Connectivity: Tourism Seychelles and Emirates reaffirmed their strategic partnership after high-level talks, focusing on stronger connectivity, joint marketing and recovery support for visitor growth. Property & Fraud Allegations: Australian developer David McWilliams was charged over an alleged $10m fraud scheme involving investor funds earmarked for disability housing, with claims including spending on high-risk investments and luxury purchases. Digital Finance (Seychelles-linked): DB Investing (Seychelles-based broker) launched “Real Interest,” offering eligible active traders daily promotional credits on qualifying free cash balances. Green Growth in Seychelles: A feature highlights greenhouse vegetable farming as a growing Seychelles opportunity, pointing to protected cultivation and improved food security. Marine Conservation: Research warns abandoned tuna fishing gear—drifting FADs—can smash corals and harm wildlife even inside marine protected areas. Wildlife & Heritage: Jonathan the Seychelles giant tortoise, now 194, was recognised by Guinness as the oldest living land animal. Web3 & Markets: Bitget added Re Protocol and Bluwhale AI for spot trading, while Zoomex launched a World Cup prediction market campaign using crypto.
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