Mauritian Entrepreneur Promotes Edible Gardens to Foster Sustainable Living
Ryan Atchia's Garden of Earth initiative encourages Mauritians to create edible gardens at home
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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.
À l'occasion de la Journée mondiale de la santé mentale, des experts mauriciens soulignent l'importance de préserver la santé mentale des personnes âgées.
Mauritius opposition party ReA demands independent probe into police shooting of Élodie Thomas
Mauritius' social housing program, initially estimated at $12 billion for 12,000 units, is expected to cost nearly $30 billion for around 8,000 units, with 2,332 units set to be delivered...
A 28-year-old police constable in Mauritius has spoken out about his relationship with Lisa Lily Romain, a French woman detained on drug-related charges.
A video shows an electric pylon falling onto a car in Sainte-Croix, Mauritius, prompting police and agents to respond to the scene.
Les parents de Kaysen, un nourrisson de cinq mois atteint de laryngomalacie, cherchent à réunir Rs 637 500 pour financer son traitement en Inde.
Le père de Dharmendra Bisht, disparu à Maurice, lance un appel désespéré pour retrouver son fils
Mauritius Health Minister Anil Bachoo says foreign medical specialists will assist in treating a gunshot victim due to the complexity of the case.
Mauritius faces turmoil over police shooting, water shortages, and government criticism