Mauritius · Desk
Reported stories, developing updates, and quick explainers from the newsroom
Critics say environmental groups and progressive parties in Mauritius are contradicting themselves by advocating for nature rights while remaining silent on destructive development projects.
Historian Mathias Pareyre discusses the rise and fall of national guards in France during the 19th century.
Mauritius' water pipe replacement project faces delays due to failed bidding and funding issues.
Residents of Dubreuil, Mauritius, express frustration over the completion of an absorption pit on Mahatma Gandhi Road, despite opposition and a hunger strike by 72-year-old Vayen Chethumb...
Historians examine the complex dynamics of maintaining order in colonial situations.
Historian Arnaud-Dominique Houte explores the history of citizen policing
Mauritius tackles water crisis, economic growth, and international relations
Mauritius tackles water scarcity, economic development, and international cooperation
Unscheduled power outages hit Pereybère and La Marie in Mauritius, CEB teams work to restore electricity supply.
Les réseaux sociaux posent problème aux Mauriciens avec de faux comptes, des arnaques et des fausses informations.
Mauritius Public Utilities Minister Patrick Assirvaden defends absence during protests over water supply disruptions in Constituency No. 15.
Mauritius' Cabinet convened on October 9, 2026, and made several crucial decisions regarding the nation's water crisis, discussions with the UK, and other pressing matters.
