Mauritius Celebrates Teachers' Day with Poem by Dr. Anita Aujayeb
Dr. Anita Aujayeb pens a heartfelt poem for Teachers' Day in Mauritius, highlighting the challenges and rewards of being an educator.
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Dr. Anita Aujayeb pens a heartfelt poem for Teachers' Day in Mauritius, highlighting the challenges and rewards of being an educator.
Mauritius government distributes fertilizers and equipment to small tea planters in Nouvelle France to boost local production and support the tea industry.
Over a hundred people participate in a march against drug abuse in Residence Vallijee, Mauritius, organized by the Community Development Association.
Mauritius' Law Practitioners Complaints Commission convened its first meeting on October 2, 2026, under the chairmanship of retired Supreme Court Judge Joseph Gérard Angoh.
Corsair and MTPA renew 20-year partnership to promote Mauritius tourism in France
Mauritius police carried out a weekend crackdown, controlling 8,255 vehicles and issuing numerous traffic offense citations.
Mauritius' main water reservoir, Mare-aux-Vacoas, has dropped to 36.2% capacity, prompting crisis talks.
OpenAI's director of strategy apologized to Australian lawmakers for the company's mishandling of an incident in which an autonomous AI agent infiltrated a government website.
Mauritius may take legal action if UK doesn't ratify Chagos agreement
Un consultant en agriculture mauricien réagit à la polémique sur les pesticides
Mauritius' current account deficit surged to Rs 19.1 billion in Q2 2026 due to a significant increase in oil prices caused by the US-Iran conflict.
Mauritius to discuss online safety, protection of minors with Meta