Mauritius Police Regain Control After Island-Wide Incidents
Police in Mauritius say situation is under control after incidents on October 12
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Police in Mauritius say situation is under control after incidents on October 12
Business Mauritius advises members to consider remote work and flexible hours due to public transport disruptions and school closures.
A Mauritius court has rejected a second bail application for Malagasy businessman Mamy Ravatomanga, who has been detained since October 2025.
Widespread unrest hits Mauritius, causing school closures, exam postponements, and disruptions to public transportation.
Mauritius will host the Health & Wellness Event 2026, featuring a blood drive, health screenings, and awareness conferences, as Minister Kaviraj Sukon announces plans for new research cen...
Nirveda Alleck's first solo exhibition in Italy, "Spread Over the Ocean Bed," opens at Rome's Black Liquid Art Gallery, exploring themes of identity, colonial heritage, and memory.
Mauritius closes all schools and postpones exams due to security concerns on October 12, 2026.
Élodie Thomas undergoes successful surgery to remove a bullet from her jaw, says Mauritian Health Minister Anil Bachoo.
Hausse du prix des carburants à Maurice : quel impact sur le pouvoir d’achat ?
A Mauritian politician criticizes the media frenzy surrounding a police shooting, questioning the motives of those visiting the victim's family.
Small Step Matters marks a decade of leveraging sports challenges to support worthy causes
Christophe Troylukho, 45, has been appointed president of the Nelson Mandela Centre for African Culture's board of directors, effective July 2026.