Public Sector Deficit in Mauritius Soars to Rs 76.1 Billion
Mauritius' public sector deficit widens to Rs 76.1 billion as expenditure outpaces revenue growth.
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Mauritius' public sector deficit widens to Rs 76.1 billion as expenditure outpaces revenue growth.
Mauritius has introduced stricter road traffic laws and a digital driving license to improve road safety.
A pilot project using AI for scheduling has sparked tensions at Mauritius' Central Bus Company (CNT), affecting employees' income and thousands of commuters.
Emtel and Landscope Mauritius joined forces for World CleanUp Day 2026, mobilizing 125 volunteers to collect over 1.6 tonnes of waste in the Ébène Cybercity.
Emtel sponsors two Mauritian teams, CSE Velocity and Racing Vortex, to compete at the Aramco STEM Racing World Finals in Singapore.
SBM Bank (Mauritius) Ltd launches its first trail event, the SBM Trail, at L'Embrasure, Morne, on October 31, exclusively for clients aged 18-30.
Miko Coffee Mauritius Ltd is marking International Coffee Day on October 1 by reaffirming its commitment to raising local coffee standards through barista training and technical mastery.
Mauritius government faces criticism as fuel prices and inflation rise, eroding trust between the population and those in power.
Mauritius' public deficit surged to Rs 76.1 billion for the year ending June 2025, according to Statistics Mauritius.
La Croisette in Mauritius is set to host the 15th edition of its Food Festival on October 2-3, featuring over 35 food stalls and a variety of cuisines from around the world.
L'Apm organise une rencontre des dirigeants de l'océan Indien à l'Île Maurice pour favoriser les échanges et la prise de recul face à l'incertitude.
Employment in large establishments in Mauritius sees modest growth, while average remuneration increases by 6.2%.