Mauritius Karate Club Leads Anti-Drug Campaign
A karate club in Mauritius organized an anti-drug campaign, uniting over 100 participants in Pamplemousses.
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A karate club in Mauritius organized an anti-drug campaign, uniting over 100 participants in Pamplemousses.
Residents of Mauritius face water shortages, sparking concerns over decades of neglect and mismanagement.
South African carrier Airlink targets two new countries, 10% network capacity growth, backed by Embraer jets and Gulf-backed shareholder base.
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