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Women in France seized the right to freedom of the press in 1881 to intervene in societal debates and make their voices heard through journalism.
Le Radical, a French media outlet, delves into the history of press through its RetroNews platform.
Mauritius Tourism Minister Richard Duval announces funding for a high-tech training facility in Rodrigues to enhance tourism employee skills.
A series of events and developments have taken place in Mauritius, including protests in Spain, animal welfare celebrations, and efforts to address various social and economic issues.
Mauritius' HRDC starts nationwide survey to gauge generative AI's impact on private sector employees
Several news stories from Mauritius, including protests in Spain, World Animal Day, and various local events.
Mauritius' 303 Concentrix employees to receive two months' pay per year of service after negotiations.
A 38-year-old man was stabbed in the back by a 20-year-old neighbor in Cité Ste-Catherine, St-Pierre, on October 5.
Mauritius' Road Traffic Act 2026 aims to curb drunk driving with stricter sanctions, but its implementation has been marred by procedural issues and incomplete documents.
Le ministre du Tourisme, Richard Duval, s'est rendu à Rodrigues les 26 et 27 septembre pour discuter du développement du secteur touristique.
Mauritius' current account deficit worsened to Rs 19.1 billion in Q2 2026 from Rs 13.1 billion in Q2 2025, driven by a surge in oil imports.
Mauritius marks World Teachers' Day on October 5, a public holiday for students and teachers to reflect on the challenges and importance of education.
