Mauritius · Desk
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Mauritius' parliamentary committee overseeing the Financial Crimes Commission meets Tuesday, amid criticism of its inaction and concerns over its chairman's impartiality.
The Supreme Court of Mauritius has upheld a 12-month prison sentence for Mamade Abdel Zakir Ramputh, who was convicted of issuing five bounced cheques between 2019 and 2020.
Mauritius sees a 2.4% decline in marriages in the first half of 2026, with 3,431 unions registered, according to Statistics Mauritius.
Mauritius is set to undergo an evaluation by the Eastern and Southern Africa Anti-Money Laundering Group (ESAAMLG) in 2027, amid concerns over its reputation as a financial hub.
In 1892, Le Gaulois newspaper offered humorous and practical tips for Parisians to survive the early summer heatwave.
European ecologist proposes reforestation to combat drought in 1868
French socialist leader Léon Blum denounces Soviet Union's invasion of Poland in 1939, urging French socialists and communists to reject Stalin's regime.
France's 1797 law canceling two-thirds of its public debt sparks debate on debt forgiveness.
Le 15 septembre 1935, les lois de Nuremberg ont été proclamées, séparant définitivement Juifs et citoyens allemands.
The concept of artificial intelligence has a rich history spanning over two thousand years, from ancient Greece to modern times.
Three hundred and sixteen members of the Mauritius Police Force were awarded the President’s Long Service and Good Conduct Medal.
A luxurious villa with 3 bedrooms and a private pool is for sale in Black River, Mauritius, offering an exceptional living experience with high-end finishes and eco-friendly architecture.
