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Le camp de Struthof, seul camp de concentration nazi sur le territoire français, a détenu 50 000 personnes de 25 nationalités entre 1941 et 1945.
Recent events in Mauritius cover topics from politics and environment to society and economy
A roundup of news from Mauritius, including politics, society, and economy.
L'Express publishes a thought-provoking poem by Wash, titled Night-crawling into my Empty Lighthouse, exploring themes of existence and identity.
A new Student Care and Counselling Desk space has been inaugurated at Quatre-Bornes SSS in Mauritius, providing a dedicated area for student well-being and support.
Mauritius Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam visits London to discuss the Chagos Islands dispute with British officials, amid opposition from the US.
Joelan Mootoosamy, a Mauritian man, has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for his role in the death of his friend, Anatole Luther Oligbo, who was beaten to death in 2014.
Mauritius government spent Rs 116.4 million on methadone between July 2021 and June 2026, with 149,385 liters acquired over five years.
Authorities in Mauritius denied a landing permit to an Air Seychelles flight from Israel scheduled for September 26, 2026, citing likely political considerations.
Le Conseil de district de Flacq est critiqué pour ses pratiques de gestion financière, selon le rapport du directeur de l’Audit.
Two police officers transferred amid allegations of sexual relations with a detainee at Sodnac police station
Mauritius police confirm Rs 21.4 million footwear deal with Banker Shoes Ltd after Independent Review Panel dismisses legal challenge from Knight Trading Agency Co. Ltd.
