East Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Mauritius: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in East Africa
Mauritius' Central Water Authority (CWA) is requisitioning private boreholes to address the country's water shortage, with 230 units in its registry.
Mauritius' Rs 81 billion investment fund, created in 2020, has faced criticism for benefiting large corporations rather than small producers and citizens.
Mauritius gov't unveils plans to boost water supply amid crisis
The Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust marks 50 years of protecting endangered species in Mauritius, with notable successes in species recovery and habitat restoration.
Mauritius' Rodrigues Island celebrates 24 years of autonomy, but debate continues over extent of powers and future development.
Mauritius' Central Water Authority opens registration for a grant scheme to help households cope with water supply interruptions.
Various incidents and developments reported across Mauritius
A Mauritian police sergeant has filed two complaints after being falsely identified on social media and in the press as the officer involved in a shooting incident at Camp-Levieux.
Exceptional El Niño event causes record-breaking temperatures in the Pacific Ocean, with global sea temperatures reaching 21.05°C in September.
Disability rights advocate Ali Jookhun calls for inclusive employment practices in Mauritius, citing cases of Asleem and Aarthi Burtony André.
Four police officers, including the sergeant who fired the shot, have been removed from their duties following the shooting of Élodie Thomas in Camp-Levieux, Mauritius.
Four police officers suspended in Mauritius after allegations of failing to assist gunshot victim
