Mauritius Court Upholds Provisional Charges Against Gulshan Govind in Cannabis Case
Mauritius court maintains provisional charges against Gulshan Govind in 155.7kg cannabis import case
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Mauritius court maintains provisional charges against Gulshan Govind in 155.7kg cannabis import case
Mauritius marks World Teachers' Day, highlighting challenges and rewards of teaching profession
Samuel David, educator and Youth Coordinator, stresses the importance of empathy in creating an inclusive society, particularly for children with disabilities.
Mauritius' driving licenses remain in a bulky, blue cardboard format, causing inconvenience and frustration for motorists.
Hemraj Monohur, 64, released on bail after four months in detention on money laundering charges.
In Mauritius, the choice between tea and coffee is more than just a taste preference, it's a reflection of the island's history, social habits, and lifestyle changes.
Mauritius' traditional noodle dishes are evolving with the introduction of quinoa, chia, and konjac noodles.
ION News launches a fuel price calculator to show the real cost of recent price hikes
Mauritius introduces QR code system to inform consumers of regulated product prices in stores.
Mauritius introduces online applications for State Age Pension, replacing Basic Retirement Pension
World Bank warns of Mauritius' economic growth slowdown to 2.5% in 2026, citing debt, aging population, and productivity challenges.
The family of Dharmendra Bisht, an Indian man missing in Mauritius, has appealed to the Mauritian government for help in finding him.