Mauritius: IPCC Continues Investigation into Élodie Thomas Shooting
Mauritius' IPCC probes shooting of Élodie Thomas, with police sergeant Gowtamsing Taukoor facing charges
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Mauritius' IPCC probes shooting of Élodie Thomas, with police sergeant Gowtamsing Taukoor facing charges
Widespread protests have erupted in Mauritius due to a severe water shortage and allegations of police brutality, with citizens calling for immediate action from the government.
La production de litchis et de mangues à Maurice devrait chuter en 2026, selon les prévisions du FAREI.
Mauritius may lower age of criminal responsibility from 14 to 12, sparking debate on effectiveness and children's rights.
Mauritius' education ministry publishes guide to help students cope with stress during rescheduled exams
Mauritius faces challenges in youth employment as AI impact looms large
Mauritius government establishes High-Level Ministerial Committee to address severe water emergency
Mauritius government faces criticism for using anti-terrorism law to prosecute rioters
Rakesh Bhuckory, Chief of Staff of Mauritius' Prime Minister's Office, files complaint with CCID over fake Facebook account using his title.
Mauritius government restores order after 3-day unrest, but at a significant economic and social cost.
Construction costs in Mauritius have increased due to a surge in material prices, with bitumen, paint, and waterproofing products experiencing significant hikes.
Mauritius' government is under pressure after a series of resignations and violent unrest, with the opposition calling for concrete action to address the country's problems.