Mauritius Explores Nuclear Technique to Protect Crops from Pests
Mauritius hosts regional training on integrated pest management, including the sterile insect technique to combat crop pests.
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Mauritius hosts regional training on integrated pest management, including the sterile insect technique to combat crop pests.
Cambridge International Education maintains 'Assessed Grades' for cancelled SC and HSC exams in Mauritius
Over 50,000 heat-related deaths estimated in European cities during the summer of 2026
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The 28th edition of the Tecoma Award, recognizing outstanding entrepreneurs, is set to take place in October 2026 with 15 nominees vying for five different prizes.
Air Mauritius presents a 10-point strategic plan to enhance operations, customer experience, and cost management.
French competition authority orders Orange to suspend Mayotte fiber rollout
Mauritius Speaker Shirin Aumeeruddy-Cziffra addresses tensions at the National Assembly, defending her impartiality and management of debates.
A six-year-old girl in Mauritius was allegedly sexually assaulted by her uncle, who is now being actively sought by police.
Airlink introduces two weekly direct flights between Cape Town and Mauritius' Plaisance airport
OCEP College and Mauricia Institute are waiting for a decision from the Private Secondary Education Authority on their grant-in-aid applications.