Mauritius' National Crime Agency to Bolster Law Enforcement
Mauritius' Attorney General Gavin Glover assures that the new National Crime Agency will not reduce the powers of the police commissioner.
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Mauritius' Attorney General Gavin Glover assures that the new National Crime Agency will not reduce the powers of the police commissioner.
Mauritius mourns the loss of Professor Vinesh Y. Hookoomsing, a champion of the Kreol language and education, who died on September 30, 2026, at the age of 78.
Mauritius' Attorney General Gavin Glover says the government is open to amendments to the National Crime Agency bill amid concerns over police powers.
Mauritius factory prices rose 0.7% in August, sparking concerns of potential inflationary pressures.
Mauritius revises GDP estimates upwards, new economic data released
Mauritius' Minister of Commerce, Michael Sik Yuen, announced on September 30 that the board of directors of the State Trading Corporation (STC) has been revoked, effective September 29.
Police cars spotted parked on yellow lines in Mauritius, raising concerns about enforcement of traffic rules.
Mauritius police respond to ex-PM Pravind Jugnauth's claims of insufficient information in phone tapping investigation.
La Cour suprême de Maurice autorise Megh Pillay à revoir sa plainte contre Air Mauritius pour licenciement injustifié.
Mauritius' unemployment rate decreased to 5.5% in Q2 2026, but the country lost 3,100 jobs in three months.
Mauritius revises GDP estimates upwards to Rs 873 billion for 2026
Mauritius revises GDP estimates upwards to Rs 873 billion for 2026