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Mauritius is recruiting around 60 specialized Indian nurses to boost its public hospital services, sparking debate over local training and available positions for Mauritian nurses.
Mauritius' Airport Holdings Ltd faces uncertain future as government considers dismantling or restructuring
Mauritius' Education Minister, Dr. Mahend Gungapersad, has announced plans to review the country's agreement with Cambridge after cancelling the School Certificate (SC) and Higher School ...
Mauritius Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam leads 3-hour talks with NGOs to address root causes of recent unrest
Authorities discover makeshift catapult near Melrose Prison, highlighting ongoing security challenges
L'ancêtre direct d'Halloween est Samhain, une fête religieuse celtique célébrée il y a plus de 2 000 ans.
Thousands expected to march in Port-Louis against government's pension changes
Mauritius considers lowering age of criminal responsibility from 14 to 12 after recent riots, sparking debate on effectiveness and child rights.
Mauritius faces pressing issues of water scarcity and social inequality, prompting calls for effective management and targeted support.
L'acteur britannique Patrick Stewart, connu pour ses rôles dans les sagas "X-Men" et "Star Trek", est décédé à l'âge de 86 ans.
Mauritius parliament set for tense session as politicians clash over various issues
Only 37% of eligible households have received vouchers for water tank subsidies
