Kenya Confirms First Imported Case of Bundibugyo Virus Disease
Kenya confirms its first imported case of Bundibugyo virus disease, a patient who recently traveled from the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Kenya confirms its first imported case of Bundibugyo virus disease, a patient who recently traveled from the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Mauritius police conduct a weekend crackdown operation, controlling 8,255 vehicles and recording 2,063 traffic infractions.
Mauritius Telecom and Amazon Web Services (AWS) have partnered to drive digitalization in the public sector, focusing on cloud, data, and artificial intelligence (AI) solutions.
The Hindu Maha Sangham in Mauritius recently paid tribute to Subramania Bharati, a renowned Tamil poet and Indian independence activist, on his death anniversary.
Mauritius' State Age Pension scheme now allows online applications, aiming to simplify access to pensions and promote digitalization.
A Mauritius court has delivered contrasting rulings on 'reasonable suspicion' in two cases, one involving Sattar Hajee Abdoula and the other Keshwarsingh Nadan.
Mauritius mobilizes 35 tanker trucks, including high-capacity vehicles, to address dwindling water reserves.
Mauritius struggles with severe water shortage as Mare-aux-Vacoas reservoir drops to 35.9% capacity, prompting authorities to implement emergency measures.
Mauritius' unemployment rate fell to 5.5% in Q2 2026, but employment numbers declined.
Mauritius' plan to dredge Mare-aux-Vacoas reservoir sparks concerns among experts who warn it could compromise the basin's natural water retention capacity.
Mauritius' bycatch trade lacks transparency despite being a controlled product since 2004
Mauritius introduces online applications for State Age Pension, replacing Basic Retirement Pension