East Africa
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Le gouvernement mauricien et le Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust (DWCT) souhaitent renforcer leur collaboration pour protéger les espèces menacées et restaurer les écosystèmes.
A new development of six modern apartments in Trou aux Biches, Mauritius, offers luxurious living with two spacious bedrooms, private balconies, and access to a common pool.
Yudhishteer Bhujun, a 35-year-old Mauritian police officer, shares his journey of recovery and determination after losing a leg in an accident.
Tensions rise in Saint-Paul, Mauritius, as residents block main road due to prolonged water shortage
Mauritius Telecom teams up with Amazon Web Services to drive digital innovation in the public sector.
Mauritius is gearing up to host the U.S.-Africa Business Summit, aiming to secure over $4.2 billion in trade agreements.
Mauritius' water supply issues persist as rainfall patterns shift, with Mare-aux-Vacoas reservoir at 36.6% capacity.
Water shortages hit several areas in Mauritius' La Caverne-Phoenix constituency, prompting Deputy Khushal Lobine to write to the Central Water Authority.
Over 3,000 participants are expected at the 18th U.S.-Africa Business Summit in Mauritius from December 6-9, with a focus on securing deals, investments, and jobs.
The @ symbol has a rich history dating back over 3,000 years, from ancient Greece to modern-day digital communications.
The Africa Credit Rating Agency officially launches in Mauritius, providing alternative credit ratings for African states, companies, and institutions.
Un plastique révolutionnaire capable de se dissoudre dans l'eau de mer en une à trois heures a été développé par des chercheurs japonais.
