Mauritius · Desk
Reported stories, developing updates, and quick explainers from the newsroom
The African Union has launched the Africa Credit Rating Agency (AfCRA) in Port Louis, Mauritius, to provide independent assessments of African sovereigns, businesses, and financial instit...
In Auroville, India, a 100-year-old banyan tree stands as a symbol of unity and spiritual growth, while in Mauritius, such trees are being cut down.
Protests erupt in Mauritius as severe water shortages hit several areas, with residents blocking roads and demanding immediate relief.
The African Credit Rating Agency aims to provide a more accurate assessment of risk in Africa.
The debate around the "global security" law in France brings back memories of police violence during the interwar period, a time when worker movements were closely monitored by authorities.
Huawei has launched its new wireless earbuds, FreeBuds Neo, in Mauritius, featuring active noise reduction and long battery life.
Mauritius and Meta convene to tackle online safety, misinformation, and cybercrime
Residents of La Caverne and Phoenix in Mauritius are facing severe water shortages and are demanding a minimum water supply.
Mobile users in Mauritius can now keep their numbers when changing operators.
The Indian Ocean Commission (COI) has launched an online course on Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM) for decision-makers in Mauritius.
Mauritius treats 48 million m³ of wastewater annually but only reuses 920,000 m³, mainly for golf course irrigation, as water crisis deepens.
Mauritius court dismisses money laundering charges against GTAS Ltd director, citing lack of evidence linking him to the crime.
