Mauritius News Recap for September 23, 2026
A roundup of recent news in Mauritius, covering various topics including environment, society, politics, and culture.
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A roundup of recent news in Mauritius, covering various topics including environment, society, politics, and culture.
Various news from Mauritius, including politics, environment, and society.
A roundup of recent news in Mauritius, covering various topics including politics, environment, and social issues.
Mauritius is experiencing a shortage of rationed rice, a staple food for many households, due to logistical issues and global supply chain disruptions.
CANAL+ introduces a new digital-only plan for Rs 250 per month, offering flexibility and no long-term commitment for streaming services in Mauritius.
Nando Bodha confirms talks with Paul Bérenger on alternative government and expresses concerns over future National Crime Agency's independence.
Mauritius' Port-Louis port aims to capitalize on its growing bunkering sector, having delivered over 1 million tonnes of marine fuel in the 2024/25 financial year.
Mauritius court hears bail application for Gulshan Govind, accused of importing 156kg of cannabis
Mauritius' National Initiative for Civic Education (NICE) to engage 200 Grade 8 students in a two-week program aimed at fostering patriotism, responsibility, and social harmony.
Mauritius government criticized for lack of transparency in awarding contracts
Mauritian authorities investigate alleged bribery in the "Zulu" case, involving a large sum of money and two police officers.
Despite growing awareness, people with disabilities in Mauritius face significant barriers in the workplace, says Neel R. Purmah, a law lecturer and disability rights expert.