Mauritius Pension Reform in Flux After Government U-Turn
Mauritius government reverses pension reform plans amid criticism
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Mauritius government reverses pension reform plans amid criticism
A new species of wild cat, Leopardus tilcayo, has been identified in Bolivia's cloud forests, marking the first formal discovery of a new feline species in over 100 years.
Mauritius Prime Minister's Office spends Rs 21 million on nine motorcycles for official escort, sparking concerns over justification of costs.
Three men arrested at Balisson pumping station with cannabis and equipment for packaging and sale.
Mauritius marks World Cleanup Day, highlighting urgent need for environmental conservation
A 28-year-old Mauritian woman living in Amsterdam shares her experience with cannabis gummies and her concerns about the prevalence of synthetic drugs in Mauritius.
The Front Militan Progresis opposes the National Crime Agency Bill citing concerns over powers, appointments, and constitutional guarantees.
Two police officers injured as three suspects flee with synthetic drugs and equipment
A 12-year-old student in Mauritius has died after falling from a moving bus when the emergency door opened.
Mauritius hosts Azuri Golf Tournament, raising Rs 1 million for NGOs Anou Grandi and Étoile de Mer.
Mauritius citizens demand the right to choose municipal representatives
Mauritius' government faces criticism over the appointment of Soborun to the Equal Opportunities Commission, followed by his resignation just four days later.