Inspirational Journeys of Two Mauritian Teachers
Two Mauritian teachers, Zahid Mohoboob and Shabana Namah, share their life experiences and passion for teaching on the eve of Teachers' Day.
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Two Mauritian teachers, Zahid Mohoboob and Shabana Namah, share their life experiences and passion for teaching on the eve of Teachers' Day.
A 49-year-old man, Shyam Cooshna, died in a tragic fall at a place of worship in Upper Dagotière, Mauritius, on September 29, 2026.
A Mauritian immigrant's remarkable rise in New York's event industry
Mauritius fuel price hike sparks widespread concerns and protests
Mauritius celebrates Teacher's Day on October 5, a day to appreciate teachers and their passion for education.
Mauritian women's padel team concludes Island Padel Cup 2026 with notable performance
L'Ombudsperson pour les enfants à Maurice publie son rapport 2025/2026, mettant en lumière les défis persistants auxquels sont confrontés les enfants, notamment ceux ayant des besoins spé...
Mauritius Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam meets with UK's Jonathan Powell to discuss Chagos sovereignty and military base.
L'experte japonaise en productivité, Izumi Ohno, a partagé son expertise avec les autorités mauriciennes.
Le nombre de plaintes enregistrées par le bureau met en lumière les défis persistants que les enfants autistes rencontrent pour accéder à une éducation de qualité.
Mauritius' public transport faces strain as passengers experience long delays and workers demand better conditions, sparking calls for a comprehensive reform of the system.
The Food Festival in Mauritius marks 10 years of bringing affordable and diverse food to the public, with its first edition launched in 2016 at La Croisette.