East Africa
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A new program in Mauritius called RISE+ is using games, storytelling, and creativity to teach children about risky behaviors and how to make good choices.
A family in Mauritius is mourning the loss of a 38-year-old father after an explosion in their yard killed him and severely injured his 35-year-old wife.
Les Mauriciens célèbrent la Toussaint et la fête des Morts en fleurissant les tombes de leurs proches.
Mauritius' ruling party, the PTr, is seeking new alliances with former opponents, including the PMSD, amid concerns of a return to traditional politics.
Mauritius struggles with drug addiction, with critics calling for a new approach.
French media closely follows 1904 US presidential election, captivated by Theodore Roosevelt's charismatic campaign.
Woodrow Wilson, the 28th US president, was hailed as a champion of peace and idealism after World War I, but his legacy is complex and multifaceted.
Mauritius government to introduce new Business Facilitation Bill to simplify administrative procedures and enhance investment opportunities.
Mauritius' Central Water Authority struggles with financial losses due to water leaks and aging infrastructure, sparking debate on water pricing and reforms.
A Mauritius-based support group, La Maison des Étoiles, provides a safe space for people to cope with grief and find ways to heal.
Mauritius - Leader of the Movement for Socialist Militants (MSM) Pravind Jugnauth expressed concerns over the government's handling of the Soopramanien Kistnen case and the state of the c...
Hundreds of Mauritians, mostly youths, took to the streets of Port-Louis on Saturday, October 31, to demand better living conditions, jobs, and social justice.
