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Mauritius' Court of Appeal annuls four-year prison sentence of Rajmohun Lutchmun, 76, in fratricide case, citing inadequate consideration of self-defense claims.
Mauritius court to decide on bail for Gulshan Govind, accused of importing 156kg of cannabis
A culture of selective law enforcement plagues Mauritius, undermining the rule of law and public trust.
Attitude Hotels, a Mauritian hospitality group, has launched a new brand film showcasing its commitment to providing authentic local experiences for guests across its eight properties.
Dr. Navin Ramgoolam expresses support for Catherine Mary Jade, a young police recruit from Rodrigues, after she faced online abuse.
Mauritius' proposed National Crime Agency (NCA) aims to catch criminals, not monitor citizens, says Gavin Glover, amid concerns over constitutionality and powers.
La FCC vend 29 véhicules et trois bateaux lors d'une deuxième vente aux enchères publique.
The UK has suspended annual payments of at least £120m to Mauritius as part of the Chagos Islands agreement, according to The Guardian.
Mauritius' parliamentary committee on Financial Crimes Commission meets, but fails to address key issues.
Les représentants de Concentrix et des 303 employés impactés se réunissent pour discuter des modalités de départ et des compensations.
Mauritius' new rules on public servants' side hustles spark widespread outrage over perceived injustice and double standards.
A Mauritius court case involving 155,000 Bitcoins and a damaged computer raises questions about the accessibility of digital assets.
