Mauritius Embraces Chia Seeds as the New 'Superfood' Trend
Chia seeds gain popularity in Mauritius for their health benefits and versatility in various dishes.
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Chia seeds gain popularity in Mauritius for their health benefits and versatility in various dishes.
Mauritius introduces four new regulations to enhance pesticide control, usage, and residue monitoring in the agricultural sector.
Mauritius residents weigh energy costs, daily comfort, and installation constraints when selecting a water heating system, with electric, gas, and solar options dominating the market.
Mauritius faces significant economic risks from climate-related disasters, with a new report calling for improved financing mechanisms to mitigate impacts.
International art market sees abstract art pieces selling for millions, sparking concerns over speculation versus creativity.
A mother and daughter, Maysa Abu Daoud and Mary al-Najjar, were killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza City, leaving the Christian community in mourning.
Investigation into attempted terror attack on Dubai-Tel Aviv flight reveals concerns over pilot's past
Madagascar Airlines to restart flights between Sainte-Marie and Réunion from December 16.
Mauritius struggles with water shortages, despite over 50 years of planning and infrastructure development, with a crisis committee formed to manage the emergency.
Terra Foundation, L'Aventure du Sucre, and Grays join Link to Life to launch Pink October Month with a 'Pink Promise' in Mauritius.
Mauritius-based Agriterra tests sweet potato varieties and boosts macadamia production
Mauritius' unemployment rate fell to 5.5% in Q2 2026, down from 5.7% in Q1 2026 and 5.9% in Q2 2025, according to Statistics Mauritius.