East Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Mauritius: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in East Africa
A 7.6 magnitude earthquake hit Panama on Friday, causing panic in the capital and prompting a tsunami alert for several countries in the region.
Mauritius' Central Water Authority deploys 15 extra water tankers to affected areas as water supply disruptions continue.
French high school students' protests over education issues escalate into violent confrontations with police in Paris and other cities.
Business Mauritius calls for coordinated public and private sector effort to mitigate water crisis
Mauritius' Kobita Jugnauth faces renewed questioning by Financial Crimes Commission
MES validates additional time requests for SC/HSC exams with utmost rigour
Economists express concerns over low savings rate, citing impact on economic growth
Mauritius' island of Rodrigues marks 24 years of autonomy with Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam's visit from October 11-13.
Le prix Nobel de la paix récompense la juriste sud-africaine Navi Pillay pour ses efforts en faveur de la paix et du droit international.
Water shortages are recurring in Mauritius, but the country seems surprised each time, blaming drought and climate change without examining the entire water system.
Réunion's agricultural sector protests against 24 million euros in budget cuts for 2027, impacting local farming and fishing industries.
Five people arrested in Camp-Levieux, Mauritius, amid protests over water shortages
