East Africa
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Le ministre du Transport intérieur, Osman Mohamed, a annoncé que le service de la Corporation nationale de transport (CNT) reprendra son cours normal demain, après une période de "go-slow...
Ouday Chuttoo, 18, publishes his first poetry collection, "Where the stars go to bleed", exploring themes of love, heartbreak, and self-discovery.
Ancestry digitizes, indexes, and publishes nearly 4 million documents on enslaved people in 20 former British colonies, including Mauritius.
Le Groupe MCB annonce un bénéfice net de Rs 20,1 milliards pour l'année financière 2025-26, en hausse de 11,3 % par rapport à l'exercice précédent.
Les représentants africains à l'ONU réclament une gouvernance mondiale plus adaptée aux réalités du continent.
Mauritius minister warns removing fuel taxes could end free transport for students and seniors
Proposal to make Kreol Morisien an official language in Parliament faces opposition and concerns about potential divisions and logistical challenges.
A political agent's request for an absorption pit on Mahatma Gandi Road sparks outrage among residents, who claim it will cause inconvenience and health issues.
Employees at TotalEnergies fuel station in Flic-en-Flac, Mauritius, face uncertainty over their jobs due to a change in management.
Mauritius' government securities outstanding climb to Rs 535.575 billion, a 10.38% annual surge, as borrowing costs decrease.
Sachin Sookna has been appointed as the new president of the Mauritius Sugar Syndicate, succeeding Nicolas Maigrot, during the Annual General Meeting held at Labourdonnais Waterfront in P...
Mauritius news update: various topics including recalls, accidents, environmental issues, and events.
