Saint Bartholomew’s College demande une dernière chance
Le Saint Bartholomew’s College de Maurice cesse ses activités en janvier 2027
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Le Saint Bartholomew’s College de Maurice cesse ses activités en janvier 2027
A l'occasion de la Journée mondiale contre la peine de mort, Maurice se remémore une période sombre de son histoire judiciaire.
Ten women share stories of battling breast cancer in a new book
A 27-year-old woman was shot by a police officer in Mauritius and four Indian doctors will operate on her.
Mauritius' Central Water Authority faces financial crisis with Rs 754.77 million deficit and Rs 3.46 billion in loans.
Mauritius' Pravind Jugnauth faces scrutiny over his economic record as Prime Minister and Finance Minister.
Mauritius Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam vows no cover-up in Camp-Levieux shooting incident
Mauritius' Central Water Authority to replace 1,500 km of outdated pipes at a cost of Rs 37.5 billion to address high water losses.
A centuries-old banyan tree in Mauritius was saved from being cut down after public outcry, but an environmental activist was arrested during the protest.
Mauritius' inflation rate jumps to 5.7% in September 2026, driven by rising fuel, food, and education costs, straining household budgets.
Mauritius faces a serious water crisis, with Deputy Khushal Lobine urging the government to take immediate action to alleviate the suffering of families affected by water shortages.
During Paris' 1871 Commune, numerous children joined the troops, earning media attention and notoriety as they fought alongside adult revolutionaries.