Mauritius-Chagos Dispute: Time Lost at the Heart of the Political Battle
Mauritius' government defends its handling of Chagos Islands negotiations with UK and US
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Mauritius' government defends its handling of Chagos Islands negotiations with UK and US
A heart-healthy walk was organized by La Sentinelle in Mauritius, aiming to promote physical activity and raise awareness about cardiovascular health.
Un jeune homme de 19 ans a été arrêté à Terre-Rouge avec une importante quantité de drogue présumée.
Mauritius' Mouvement Militant Mauricien (MMM) marks 57 years since its inception, with the party's secretary-general, Rajesh Bhagwan, addressing concerns over its future leadership and th...
Mauritius' PMSD leader Xavier-Luc Duval criticizes the National Crime Agency Bill, citing concerns over policing and drug issues.
Mauritius' Competition Commission launches inquiry into private healthcare market amid concerns over market concentration and its impact on consumers.
Nearly four million entries on people enslaved in 20 former British colonies, including Mauritius, are now accessible online through a digital collection.
Mauritius' PMSD party criticizes proposed National Crime Agency bill, citing concerns over excessive powers, budget allocation, and potential erosion of democratic principles.
Rising tensions in the Middle East and Ukraine threaten to disrupt global oil supplies, impacting Mauritius' economy
Mauritius' FMP leader Paul Bérenger suggests adopting the Greenland model to resolve the Chagos dispute with the UK and US.
Mauritius sees rise in tourism arrivals and revenue, while politics and social issues remain prominent
Medine group reports a consolidated turnover of Rs 7.5 billion and a net profit of Rs 1.9 billion for the 2025/2026 financial year.