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The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) says it has not received any complaints regarding the shooting incident at Camp-Levieux on October 9.
Au moins cinq personnes portées disparues après une crue soudaine dans le centre du Népal.
Mauritius government offers free water tanks and pumps to households to manage water reserves amid ongoing supply difficulties.
Four police officers in Mauritius have been barred from duty following the shooting of Élodie Thomas, who was left gravely wounded at Camp-Levieux on Friday.
Indian court releases three leaders of the 'Cockroach' movement after their arrest for protesting electoral list revisions.
Mauritius' Swami Vivekananda State Secondary School has been shortlisted for the Zayed Sustainability Prize for its 'Eco-Coast' project.
A 27-year-old woman was shot by a police officer in Mauritius, while the country faces water shortages in several regions.
A family in Mauritius is contesting their neighbor's version of events after a dog attack on Baie-du-Tombeau beach, claiming the dogs had been living there for three years.
Mauritius Prime Minister Dr. Navin Ramgoolam addresses the nation after a tragic incident in Camp-Levieux, calling for calm and solidarity.
Attitude Group wins Best Workplace in Mauritius for the fifth year in a row
Mauritius considers seawater desalination to address water scarcity, but experts weigh in on environmental impact and cost.
At least 12 people killed and 309 injured in attack on King Khalid International Airport
