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Residents of Fond-du-Sac, Mauritius, are expressing concerns over the increasing presence of drugs in their village, particularly among young people.
Recent incidents in Mauritius may lead to various criminal charges and penalties
Mauritius faces rising road fatalities and worsening congestion, prompting the government to implement tougher laws and a costly new motorway project.
A Mauritius police sergeant has been charged with shooting and seriously injuring Elodie Thomas on a minibus.
Mauritius government decrees a nighttime curfew from 8:30 PM to 6:00 AM in several regions, following recent tensions and violence.
Aptis Group, led by Oscar Mamet, plans to invest Rs 1.5 billion by 2030 to expand its portfolio of eight companies across various sectors in Mauritius.
Mauritius faces recurring water shortages, prompting calls to reuse treated wastewater.
The Pereyra Soarez family, of Jewish-Portuguese origin, was prominent in Bordeaux and Paris during the 19th century, but their history was marked by scandals, financial failures, and trials.
A legal analysis has emphasized the need for accountability and adherence to the rule of law in the use of firearms by police officers in Mauritius.
Mauritius imposes curfew amid rising tensions and protests in several regions
Mauritius Health Minister Anil Bachoo announces 7-hour surgery on Élodie Thomas was 100% successful
Link to Life, a Mauritian NGO, is supporting breast cancer survivors through various activities, including sophrology sessions, to help them cope with the disease and its treatment.
