Mauritius Police Force Clarifies Pravind Jugnauth's Interrogation
Police respond to claims former Prime Minister Pravind Jugnauth was not given enough information about alleged illegal equipment purchases.
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Police respond to claims former Prime Minister Pravind Jugnauth was not given enough information about alleged illegal equipment purchases.
Un vol Flydubai reliant Dubaï à Tel-Aviv a été dérouté vers l'Arabie saoudite mercredi après qu'un pilote a poignardé l'autre et aurait tenté de faire s'écraser l'avion.
At 23, Kritesh Chummah has become one of the youngest lawyers in Mauritius, combining his passion for law and finance.
Mauritian authorities seize 2.72 kilos of cannabis worth Rs 4.5 million at Plaine-Magnien, investigate links to ADSU officer
Mauritian car rental company Chemin Grenier ARS Car Rental Ltd marks 10 years of growth, expanding from 2 to 25 vehicles.
Saint Bartholomew's College in Mauritius seeks a two-year moratorium to stay open
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Mauritius' trade deficit decreased by 17.7% in July, but remains high due to rising energy prices and increased imports.
Allan Ozone set to take the stage at MCINE Tribeca on October 9
Mauritius PM Navin Ramgoolam received an audio tape linked to a bribery scandal in November 2025, according to lawyer Samad Golamaully.
Mauritius faces increased living costs due to a 33% petrol price hike since March 2026, affecting food, transport, and consumer goods prices.
A recent survey by the Mauritian Ministry of Agro-industry found pesticide residues in nearly half of the fruit and vegetable samples tested, raising concerns about food safety.