East Africa
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A 55-year-old woman from Mauritius recounts her experience with a heart attack and emphasizes the importance of heart health and prevention.
Protests and roadblocks erupt in Mauritius as water shortages and rising costs of living fuel widespread discontent
Young people and volunteers in Mauritius came together to clean up Gros Ruisseau, Rivière-des-Anguilles, and raise awareness about the importance of protecting the environment.
Mauritius government launches Water Tank Grant Scheme, providing Rs 15,000 subsidy for water tanks and pumps to help households cope with water shortages.
Mauritius, known as an island paradise, is grappling with severe water shortages and violent protests, prompting concerns from the diaspora about the country's stability and economic future.
Investigation into financial crimes expands with international rogatory commission
Justin Baleinier, ex-partner of Kamla Beechouk, sentenced to 25 years for her murder in Réunion, a case that highlights domestic violence.
Calls for competent leadership and accountability to address water crisis
The Financial Crimes Commission (FCC) in Mauritius is investigating a voice recording allegedly involving Karl Elysée, a former advisor to the Prime Minister's Office.
Three Mauritius regulatory bodies call for public vigilance and responsibility on media platforms
Velago, a new brand from Axess, offers fleet management and car rental solutions in Mauritius with an initial fleet of 60 vehicles.
Residents in Mauritius protest water cuts, citing impact on dignity, health, and daily life.
