Mauritius Newspaper Highlights Sunday, October 11, 2026
Top stories in Mauritius' L'Express on Sunday, October 11, 2026
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Top stories in Mauritius' L'Express on Sunday, October 11, 2026
A Mauritius court has dismissed a money laundering charge against Sattar Hajee Abdoula, citing lack of evidence linking him to the allegedly criminal funds.
A new development of luxury apartments in Trou aux Biches offers spacious living areas, private terraces, and stunning sea views, with prices starting from Rs 21,075,275.
A luxurious single-storey villa with 4 en-suite bedrooms is for sale in Grand Bay, Mauritius, for Rs 62,748,447.
A 27-year-old mother was critically injured when a police sergeant fired a shot into a minibus in Camp Levieux, Mauritius, on October 9.
Mauritius' Minister Patrick Assirvaden faces opposition on his desalination plans from Pradeep Soonarane, newly appointed director of public services.
Cumbre Vieja, a horse from Paul Foo Kune's stable, won The Bentley Princess Margaret Cup for the second consecutive year, setting a new record time of 1 minute 21 seconds.
A new book titled "Le rose à nos visages – The Pink Project" has been released in Mauritius to raise awareness and support for breast cancer patients.
Plus de 70 étudiants de plusieurs établissements d'enseignement supérieur de Maurice ont participé à une compétition interuniversitaire de cybersécurité.
Ryan Atchia's Garden of Earth initiative encourages Mauritians to create edible gardens at home
The third edition of the collective exhibition "Kontanporin" is on display at the Caudan Arts Centre in Mauritius until October 14, 2026.
Authorities in Mauritius adjust water distribution in Hautes Plaines Wilhems due to low reserves in Mare-aux-Vacoas.