East Africa
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La Banque mondiale dévoile un rapport sur la croissance et l’emploi à Maurice 2026, proposant des réformes pour booster le PIB.
Mauritius introduces online application for State Age Pension
27 parliamentarians from the Indian Ocean region gather in Mauritius to discuss maritime security and its role in economic development and sovereignty.
Les réserves d'eau de Mare-aux-Vacoas à Maurice ont atteint un niveau alarmant de 35,9 %, suscitant des inquiétudes quant à la gestion de l'eau dans le pays.
Nishad Potyram's inspiring story of perseverance and hard work
Link to Life launches Pink October with a focus on action, solidarity, and well-being
Mauritius' central bank launches a 6% 15-year government bond for retirement savings, targeting residents aged 50-65.
La plateforme Small Step Matters facilite la collaboration entre Maurice et Rodrigues pour des projets à but non lucratif.
Mauritius faces financial pressure due to a significant outflow of capital and weak inflows, with Rs 2.7 billion leaving the country and only Rs 719 million entering.
Mauritius' leading newspaper, L'Express, covers various topics in its October 7, 2026 edition, including the country's water crisis, teen pregnancy, and cannabis seizure.
A Mauritius court has upheld a provisional charge against Gulshan Govind in connection with the seizure of 155.7kg of cannabis in Réunion Island.
Mauritius' Financial Crimes Commission faces criticism over impartiality and nominations, raising concerns about the new National Crime Agency.
