In a recent development, Paul Bérenger, a prominent figure in Mauritian politics, has called for the publication of the judicial investigation report into the Kistnen affair. This demand comes amid ongoing concerns about transparency and accountability in the handling of the case. Bérenger also requested information about the Scotland Yard investigators involved in the probe, specifically their identities and roles.
The Platform Komun Sindikal recently organized a march to address various social concerns. The event aimed to bring attention to pressing issues such as the rising cost of living, working conditions, the water crisis, and pension system reform. The mobilization underscored the growing discontent among the population regarding these critical matters.
Innodis, a leading company in Mauritius, has inaugurated two photovoltaic power plants as part of its transition to renewable energy. These installations will enable the production of electricity from solar energy, contributing to a reduction in carbon emissions associated with the group's industrial activities. This move aligns with global efforts to adopt cleaner energy sources.
The Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) 2026 will take place in Antigua and Barbuda, marking a significant diplomatic event. The meeting, scheduled to bring together leaders from the 56 member states, will focus on accelerating partnerships and investments for a prosperous Commonwealth. This gathering highlights the importance of collaboration and cooperation among member nations.
A free screening day for breast and cervical cancer was recently held in Rose-Hill, aiming to improve women's access to preventive services. The initiative seeks to raise awareness about the importance of early detection and provide an opportunity for women to undergo screenings. This event underscores the efforts to combat these health issues in Mauritius.
The Arya Sabha Mauritius celebrated Deepavali/Rishi Nirvaan Divas, commemorating the spiritual legacy of Swami Dayanand Saraswati. The event featured a reflection on his teachings, including self-knowledge, equality, and fraternity. Recipients of the Arya Bhushan distinction were also honored for their contributions to promoting these values.
The Mauritian government has announced plans to strengthen the legal framework for pesticide use by the end of the year. The proposed Use of Pesticides Act will establish strict tolerance thresholds for pesticide residues on fruits and vegetables, whether locally produced or imported. This move aims to enhance food safety and environmental protection.
Key points
- Paul Bérenger demands release of Kistnen investigation report
- Innodis inaugurates two photovoltaic power plants
- Free screening day for breast and cervical cancer held in Rose-Hill
