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Workers behind Mauritius' cleanliness efforts share their stories
Mauritius Examinations Syndicate adopts 'Assessed Grades' for Cambridge exams cancelled due to unrest
Ritesh Ramdarshan leads the Mauritius rally championship with 108 points, but faces stiff competition from Xavier Lachkar, Shayan Ramdenee, and Thierry Duvivier.
Mauritius gov't unveils plans to boost water supply in La Marie amid severe drought
Mauritius' top news: police and firefighters get bonus, education blueprint missing, and Travel Expo in Tribeca.
A recent report by the Charles Telfair Centre highlights a 20.9% unexplained pay gap between men and women in Mauritius, sparking concerns about gender equality in the workplace.
Mauritius government awards Rs 10,000 bonus to police and firefighters for maintaining security during recent unrest.
Dirish Noonaram, director of Verde Frontier Solutions, questioned by FCC over alleged money laundering and contract irregularities.
LespriSEXY urges Mauritians to prioritize digital well-being and respect online privacy.
Eighteen people charged in Mauritius court over incidents between October 12-15, 2026
Joëlle Coret, president of the Mauritius Society of Authors, is hospitalized in London due to health complications, putting her return to Mauritius in doubt.
Mauritius' aviation sector may face semi-privatization, sparking concerns over governance and public interest.