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Exploring the diverse flora in Mauritian cane fields and traditional uses of plants
A recent audio recording allegedly linked to Mamy Ravatomanga has sparked debate on the authenticity and admissibility of such evidence in Mauritian courts.
Chetan Baboolall of FMP appointed as new Leader of Opposition after Joe Lesjongard's resignation
Mauritius introduces National Crime Agency to replace Financial Crimes Commission, expanding its role to cybercrime and organized crime.
Mauritius considers changes to its Basic Retirement Pension (BRP) as it reaches 60 years, sparking debates on sustainability and economic impact.
La CEO de C-Care Group, Hélène Echevin, évoque les coûts des soins médicaux privés à Maurice et l'importance de l'harmonisation des standards et des actes médicaux.
Sanjay Jagatsingh publishes 'Citizen Concerns,' a free book to improve public discourse in Mauritius.
Marie Michèle Pitchen, a 44-year-old blind teacher from Mauritius, shares her journey of learning to be autonomous and independent in a world designed for the sighted.
Mauritius' planned National Crime Agency sparks fears over journalist source protection and potential misuse of surveillance powers.
A 27-year-old French woman, arrested for drug trafficking in Mauritius, claims she was allowed to leave her cell for several hours to have sex with a policeman at the Sodnac police station.
Mauritius' opposition parties warn of constitutional concerns over proposed National Crime Agency bill
India to charge 0.4% fee on some UPI transactions from October 15, sparking opposition claims of US pressure.