La COI appelle les médias à mieux décrypter les enjeux du littoral
La Commission de l'océan Indien sensibilise les journalistes sur la Gestion intégrée des zones côtières.
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La Commission de l'océan Indien sensibilise les journalistes sur la Gestion intégrée des zones côtières.
L'Express introduces 'Plumes Engagées', a new literary section featuring works by local writers, poets, and artists.
Mauritius undertook a massive cleanup operation on September 20, with over 50 organizations participating to collect, sort, and count waste.
Mauritius' Agriculture Minister Arvin Boolell faces scrutiny over land and fish allocation to Karl Elysée, a former adviser to the Prime Minister.
A recent announcement allowing swimming with sperm whales in Mauritius has sparked controversy, despite the country's regulations prohibiting the practice.
Mauritius' Rodrigues Island prepares for potential dissolution of regional assembly amid political developments
A noise complaint in Mauritius' Goodlands neighborhood has sparked debate over high-power speakers at a local mosque, with residents seeking enforcement of noise regulations.
A luxurious penthouse with 2 bedrooms and 163m² of living space is for sale in Trou aux Biches, Mauritius, for Rs 24,918,750.
Mauritius govt proposes National Crime Agency to tackle financial crime, cybercrime
A Mauritian couple has been sentenced to prison for abandoning their newborn baby girl at a hospital 11 years ago, with the father receiving 2.5 years and the mother 20 months.
Mauritius' parliamentary committee overseeing the Financial Crimes Commission meets Tuesday, amid criticism of its inaction and concerns over its chairman's impartiality.
The Supreme Court of Mauritius has upheld a 12-month prison sentence for Mamade Abdel Zakir Ramputh, who was convicted of issuing five bounced cheques between 2019 and 2020.