Mauritius Braces for Rainy Season as Drainage Infrastructure Raises Concerns
Mauritius prepares for rainy season as drainage infrastructure faces scrutiny
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Mauritius prepares for rainy season as drainage infrastructure faces scrutiny
COMESA considers regional business visa to ease travel for entrepreneurs and professionals across 21 member states.
The Financial Crimes Commission (FCC) has identified major shortcomings in the Mauritius Tourism Promotion Authority's (MTPA) public procurement procedures, citing a lack of written polic...
The Financial Crimes Commission (FCC) has identified six major vulnerabilities in the Mauritius Tourism Promotion Authority's (MTPA) procurement procedures, and has made seven recommendat...
Despite recent disturbances, L'Express newspaper maintains its distribution, reaching 99% of its points of sale.
The second edition of the Festival Nou Leritaz is underway in Mauritius, showcasing the island's rich cultural heritage through various events and activities.
Mauritius marks International Creole Language and Culture Day on October 28, highlighting progress in promoting Kreol Morisien and its future prospects.
The opposition in Mauritius is calling on the government to address concerns over fiscal policy, with a rally planned for October 31.
Mauritius and the EU discuss economic agreements, investments, and maritime cooperation
À l'approche de la cérémonie du Ballon d'Or, les spéculations vont bon train sur les potentiels lauréats de cette année.
Mauritius' government convened an emergency meeting to address the country's severe drought, announcing immediate interventions and enhanced coordination.
Financial Crimes Commission finds six systemic vulnerabilities and recommends seven reforms to modernize MTPA's procurement processes