Mauritius Mulls Special Channel for Chagossian Nationality Applications
Mauritius opens special channel for Chagossians abroad seeking nationality
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Mauritius opens special channel for Chagossians abroad seeking nationality
Mauritius government launches Rent-to-Own program, announces measures to address environmental concerns and youth empowerment.
Mauritius authorities seize 1.5 tons of cannabis and hashish worth Rs 2.7 billion, linked to a yacht from Thailand.
La Financial Crimes Commission (FCC) a identifié des faiblesses dans les systèmes et procédures de décaissement des fonds destinés aux projets du Conseil municipal de Quatre-Bornes.
Twenty people convicted for breaching curfew, eight to face sentencing later
Mauritian author Alain Jeannot releases second volume of historical chronicles, "Racines et perspectives," featuring 44 new stories.
Former Japanese Ambassador Shuichiro Kawaguchi opens La Table de l'Ambassadeur in Moka, showcasing Japanese cuisine with a focus on cultural exchange and local ingredients.
LALIT submits 41-page document to Constitutional Review Commission, proposing reduction of executive powers and enhanced protection of fundamental rights.
An 84-year-old woman died at Victoria Hospital in Mauritius after falling from her bed, prompting her family to allege medical negligence.
Dozens of suspicious containers found in Salazie, sparking environmental concerns
A policeman and another individual have pleaded not guilty to charges related to possessing offensive weapons and violating curfew in Mauritius.
Eight individuals accused of violating curfew in Mauritius will learn their fate on November 3.