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ANFEN's psychosocial department coordinator Saba Sadool discusses the #ToPaTousel campaign, promoting mental well-being and breaking taboos around mental health among young people.
Mauritius and Rodrigues face near-normal cyclone risk despite El Niño
Former Mauritian minister Rama Valayden criticizes government's economic policies
Mauritius imposes curfew in 15 zones after two consecutive nights of violent unrest linked to the shooting of a 27-year-old woman.
Sales of water reservoirs in Mauritius have increased fivefold in a week as residents seek to cope with recurring water cuts.
Mesrop Yeremian, SFR Outre-mer's new executive director, denies rumors that SFR Reunion is being sold.
Mauritius construction sector stakeholders call for fairer risk distribution in contracts
Mauritian singer Caroline Jodun releases new single "Lakaz Marse", a sega song about a step-daughter and step-mother.
The second edition of Festival Nou Leritaz takes place from October 21-24 at the French Institute of Mauritius, celebrating Mauritian culture and heritage through music, documentaries, an...
The 11th edition of the CIEL Fundsmith Colin Mayer Tour will take place in Ferney, Mauritius, from October 16-18, featuring hundreds of enthusiasts and renowned cyclists.
Nelson Charles, 15, from Martinique, wins The Voice Kids 2026, showcasing his lyrical universe and powerful voice.
Business Mauritius to evaluate situation, issue guidelines for work during curfew day
