Mauritius Mulls Official Use of Kreol Morisien in Parliament
Mauritius' parliament is considering making Kreol Morisien an official language for debates, with a special committee formed to explore the implications.
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Mauritius' parliament is considering making Kreol Morisien an official language for debates, with a special committee formed to explore the implications.
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