Israeli Airstrikes in Lebanon Cause Widespread Casualties
Hundreds killed and injured in massive Israeli airstrikes across Lebanon
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Hundreds killed and injured in massive Israeli airstrikes across Lebanon
Mauritius is set to host the 10th edition of the international Novembre Numérique festival, which will take place throughout November 2026.
A disturbing video showing an adult abusing a 6-year-old girl has gone viral in Mauritius, sparking widespread condemnation.
Perigeum Capital, a Mauritian enterprise advisory firm, marks its 10th anniversary, having provided financial and strategic guidance to local and international clients since 2016.
Mauritius' Camp-Levieux neighborhood faces tensions after a police officer shot and seriously injured a 27-year-old woman, sparking widespread unrest and protests.
Mauritius' Ile aux Cerfs island embarks on a sustainable regeneration plan to preserve its natural heritage and enhance visitor experience.
Miko Coffee Mauritius Ltd marked World Coffee Day with a training session for baristas and hospitality professionals.
Mauritius' Bail and Remand Court (BRC) has rejected a bail application from Malagasy businessman Mamy Ravatomanga, citing high risks of flight and interference with investigations.
Mauritius Telecom announces upgrades to internet services in Rodrigues, improving connectivity and digital opportunities for residents.
The U.S. Embassy in Mauritius has refurbished three patrol boats donated to the Mauritian National Coast Guard in 2010 to enhance maritime security in the Indian Ocean.
Mauritius government under pressure after deputy resigns from PTr party
Mauritius extends curfew to two more areas, Saint-Pierre and Quartier-Militaire, amid ongoing incidents.