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La Première ministre de la Barbade, Mia Mottley, a établi un parallèle entre les mécanismes qui ont rendu possible l’esclavage et certaines formes d’inégalités qui persistent aujourd’hui.
Le président kenyan William Ruto critique le coût de la dette pour les pays en développement à l'ONU.
Mauritius introduces NICE program to foster national identity, social cohesion, and civic engagement among youth
Mauritius' Competition Commission launches market inquiry into private healthcare sector
Medicine shortages and price hikes are a pressing concern in Mauritius, with stakeholders discussing the issues on the country's Pharmacy Council's awareness day.
Mauritius Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam reaffirms sovereignty claim over Chagos Islands amid US opposition
Mauritius' main reservoir, Mare-aux-Vacoas, is at 38.7% capacity, sparking concerns of a potential water crisis if rainfall does not improve.
Mauritius' Competition Commission received 133 complaints and initiated 28 investigations in 2025-2026, focusing on sectors like commerce, financial services, and transport.
Mauritius police arrest brother and belle-fille of murder victim Saraswatee Mootia
Mauritius' Anti-Drug and Smuggling Unit warns of synthetic drugs and cannabis concealed in ordinary-looking items like gummies, cookies, and e-cigarettes.
Almost nine years after Dilan Eléonore's death in Madagascar, authorities have reopened the investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death.
Namibia's President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah calls for a woman to lead the UN from 2027, citing gender equality and fairer global governance.
