STC controversy: Former board member raises concerns over rice, canned goods, and tax dispute
Former STC board member Suttyhudeo Tengur speaks out on three disputed cases
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Former STC board member Suttyhudeo Tengur speaks out on three disputed cases
Mauritius struggles with water scarcity, with reserves in Plaines-Wilhems dwindling, despite a government plan to address the issue.
Experience a four-night cruise on Royal Caribbean's Spectrum of the Seas, exploring its vast amenities, entertainment options, and culinary delights.
Anièle Lecordier, a Mauritian volunteer, prepares to travel to Dakar, Senegal for the 2026 Youth Olympic Games.
Mauritius athletes and coaches attend briefing ahead of 4th Youth Olympic Games in Dakar, Senegal
Huawei introduces FreeBuds Neo earbuds in Mauritius, offering quality sound and affordable pricing.
18-year-old Ouday Chuttoo releases second book, "Where the stars go to bleed", exploring themes of love, grief, and identity.
Mauritius' Financial Crimes Commission reopens probe into ASP Rajcoomar Seewoo and four former police officers over a Rs 3 million bribe claim linked to a July 2024 cannabis interception ...
Mauritius refuses landing to a flight from Tel Aviv with 300 Israelis, amid growing criticism of Netanyahu's policies.
Mauritius faces issues with food safety and quality due to imports of cheap, chemically-treated products
Quality Beverages Limited invests Rs 330 million in new PET packaging line
Mauritius' Economic Development Board reveals 523 projects worth Rs 649.7 billion, targeting 7,793 new jobs.