A collision between a CNT bus and a truck on September 27, 2026, resulted in the death of the truck driver, aged 70. The incident occurred in Mauritius, but further details are not provided. This accident is a reminder of the importance of road safety in the country. Authorities have not released additional information about the collision. The driver of the truck was pronounced dead at the scene.
The Mauritius Tamil Temples Federation paid tribute to Anjalay Coopen on September 27, 2026, at her monument in Port-Louis. This ceremony marked 83 years since her passing. Anjalay Coopen has become an iconic figure in Mauritius' social and labor history. The event was attended by various stakeholders who remembered her contributions. Her legacy continues to inspire many in the country.
Mauritius is facing a pressing concern regarding its water resources. The level of Mare-aux-Vacoas is expected to reach a critical threshold of 20% by the end of November 2026. This development has raised concerns among authorities and citizens alike. Water scarcity is a significant issue in the country, and measures are being considered to mitigate its effects. The government is working to address this challenge.
The Mouvement Militant Mauricien (MMM) celebrated its 57th anniversary with a congress on September 26, 2026, at Réduit. Several party leaders addressed the gathering of militants and sympathizers. The event provided an opportunity for party members to reflect on their history and discuss future plans. Key issues affecting the country were also on the agenda.
A polar sailing vessel, Captain Arctic, is being constructed in Port-Louis, Mauritius. This project is considered unusual given the country's tropical location. The construction of the vessel has garnered interest from various stakeholders. The project aims to promote sailing and maritime activities in the region. Further updates on the vessel's progress are expected.
The debate on the Rights of Nature has been included in the constitutional reform process in Mauritius. The proposal, supported by Rezistans ek Alternativ, is being considered by the Constitutional Review Commission. This development reflects the ongoing efforts to review and update the country's constitution. The Rights of Nature aim to protect the environment and promote sustainable development.
The Queen Elizabeth College won the Omnicane Award 2026, which was announced during a ceremony on September 25, 2026, at Plaine Magnien. The event was attended by President Dharambeer Gokhool and other dignitaries. The college was recognized for its outstanding achievements. This award acknowledges the institution's hard work and dedication to education.
Key points
- The level of Mare-aux-Vacoas is expected to reach a critical threshold of 20% by the end of November 2026.
- The MMM celebrated its 57th anniversary with a congress at Réduit.
- The Rights of Nature have been included in the constitutional reform process in Mauritius.
