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Vijaya Teelock, ex-vice-president of the Commission Justice and Truth, reacts to the Mauritian government's decision to set up an inter-ministerial committee to implement the commission's...
Mauritius celebrates Divali on November 8, with authorities urging citizens to prioritize safety during festivities.
Mauritian consumers are adapting their habits amid concerns over pesticide residues in local vegetables, with many opting for thorough washing and frozen alternatives.
Mauritius staff demand director's removal after night classes during riot
Mauritius' national payment switch, MauCAS, and interbank transfers experienced significant failures in October, leaving thousands without access to their funds.
Artist Joshila Dhaby's exhibition "Jeanne - Disguised to Move" opens at L'Aventure du Sucre in Mauritius, celebrating Jeanne Barret's groundbreaking journey.
Mauritius aims to reach 60% renewable energy in its electricity mix by 2035, but faces challenges with aging power plants and risk of power outages.
Mauritius Energy Minister Patrick Assirvaden outlines plans to modernize the island's aging energy infrastructure and promote renewable energy sources.
The 2026 US midterm elections could significantly impact Donald Trump's presidency, testing the influence of his MAGA movement and setting the stage for the 2028 presidential race.
The pink ribbon symbolizing breast cancer awareness has a complex history tied to corporate interests.
Mauritius government spent £78,000 on former Scotland Yard experts to investigate Soopramanien Kistnen's assassination
At 27, Dean Bhoobun turns passion for hairstyling into career
