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A police sergeant in Mauritius has been charged with possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life after firing at a 27-year-old woman, Élodie Thomas, in Camp-Levieux on Friday eve...
Former PMO adviser Jean Karl Élysée denies allegations of demanding Rs 350 million, hands over phone to FCC for investigation.
Police in Mauritius condemn a colleague's actions in a shooting incident involving Élodie Thomas, calling for sanctions against those who failed to provide assistance.
Four months after Ganeshan Irlen's arrest, his family is still searching for information about his situation.
Mauritius faces scrutiny over a Rs 164.9 billion discrepancy in GDP figures.
Mauritius police suspend sergeant and three others for alleged negligence in Camp-Levieux incident
Three police officers suspended for allegedly not assisting a person in danger during a shooting incident in Camp-Levieux, Mauritius.
A 27-year-old mother was shot by a police sergeant in a minibus in Mauritius on Friday night, sparking widespread shock and grief.
Mauritius' GDP statistics revised, sparking debate over economic data and growth rates.
Mauritians express frustration over water shortages, police actions, and rising living costs
Mauritius' water crisis prompts calls for systemic reform and competent leadership to address the nation's growing water woes.
Mauritius' Forest-Side Secondary College, linked to a Labour Party MP, gains Grant-Aided status, raising questions about fairness and regulations.
