AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEmergency Care in Focus (Mauritius): A new tribute highlights how SAMU (Service d’Aide Médicale d’Urgence) evolved from a fragmented pre-hospital response into a more coordinated emergency system, stressing the importance of trained first response and stabilisation in the first minutes. Public Health & Safety (Mauritius): An editorial revisits Mauritius’ drug crisis after the arrest of Gulshan Govind, urging a rule-of-law approach and warning against politicised “trial by media” while broader safeguards and accountability are examined. Regional Health Governance (SADC): SADC leaders, including Executive Secretary Elias Magosi, call for deeper regional self-reliance and integration as global uncertainty and declining aid strain development, with health and resilience framed as part of the wider agenda. Health Tech & Skills (Africa): INTERPOL reports AI is involved in 55% of African cybercrime cases, while only 8% of intelligence analysts have advanced skills—raising concerns for protecting health systems and data. Healthcare Business (Mauritius-linked): Lilavati Hospital plans an international super-speciality OPD in Kazakhstan from early September, expanding specialist access in areas like oncology, diabetes, cardiology and IVF.
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