Mauritius News - October 31, 2026
Paul Bérenger demands release of Kistnen investigation report
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Paul Bérenger demands release of Kistnen investigation report
Mauritius marks 192nd anniversary of indentured laborers' arrival
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Mauritius' Monetary Policy Committee to decide on key rate, currently at 4.75%, amid inflation, weak rupee, and slowing growth.
Mauritius faces a growing concern of skills mismatch, with many students choosing studies without considering career opportunities, experts say.
A recent talk-show in Mauritius brought together experts and individuals affected by cancer to share their experiences and raise awareness about the disease.
A 40-year-old man died and his wife was critically injured after a metal barrel exploded in their backyard in Camp-Marcelin, Mauritius.
Mauritius' Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam announces new Business Facilitation Bill to streamline procedures and boost the island nation's appeal as an international financial centre.
Mauritius secures two medals at African Elite Boxing Championships in Kinshasa
La Banque de Maurice et le gouvernement ont émis des titres souverains et monétaires pour absorber les excès de liquidités.
Mauritius government proposes lowering age of criminal responsibility to 12 amid youth violence and unrest.
A charity golf tournament in Mauritius has raised Rs 607,750 for palliative care, marking the fifth anniversary of the Mother Marie Augustine Foundation.