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Water shortages and police brutality spark widespread protests in Mauritius, while Trump's decision to lift sanctions on Russian diesel exports raises concerns.
Widespread violence erupts in Mauritius, sparking concerns over social frustrations, institutional trust, and political instability.
Mauritius' parliament withdraws Wetlands Bill despite possibility of amendments
Dr Vasoodeven Vuddamalay warns of ethnicization of poverty in Mauritius, citing deep-seated social inequalities and spatial injustices as triggers for recent violent protests.
Mauritius' membership in international organizations has yielded benefits for Rodrigues, says Foreign Minister Ritish Ramful.
A man suspected of abusing his six-year-old niece has gone missing in Mauritius, sparking a massive search operation.
137 accidents, including 13 fatalities, have been reported on construction sites in Mauritius since January 2024.
Sydney Pierre, a Mauritian opposition MP, has clarified that he has not yet joined the Fron Militan Progresis party despite sitting with them in the National Assembly.
L'OMS avertit que l'épidémie d'Ebola en Afrique est devenue plus complexe après la propagation du virus au Nigeria, pays le plus peuplé du continent.
La Banque mondiale prévoit une croissance économique de 2,7% pour Maurice en 2026
Workers behind Mauritius' cleanliness efforts share their stories
Mauritius Examinations Syndicate adopts 'Assessed Grades' for Cambridge exams cancelled due to unrest
