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A luxurious one-bedroom apartment in a contemporary residence in Black River, Mauritius, is up for sale, offering stunning ocean views and a range of amenities.
Tensions rise in Camp-Levieux, Mauritius, as residents protest water crisis, police respond with reinforcements and armored vehicle.
Mauritius' Ministry of Labour and Industrial Relations seeks consultant to study 40-hour workweek implementation
US President Donald Trump says US will not attack Iran before November 3 elections, amid ongoing conflict and rising fuel prices.
Social worker Percy Yip Tong arrested for defending 150-year-old banyan tree in Rivière-Noire
Mauritius Environment Minister Rajesh Bhagwan intervenes to save five trees from being cut down in Rivière-Noire after a banyan tree was felled.
Mauritius plans to merge its Financial Crimes Commission with a new National Crime Agency to enhance anti-corruption efforts and meet OECD standards.
Residents of La Caverne and Phoenix face water scarcity due to Mare-aux-Vacoas reservoir drying up.
A 42-year-old dentist was arrested in Nouvelle-France, Mauritius, after police found suspected heroin and synthetic cannabis in his vehicle during a routine check.
Residents of La Caverne and Phoenix face water scarcity due to Mare-aux-Vacoas reservoir drying up.
Mauritius' economic growth potential may drop to 1.2% by 2050 if no reforms are implemented, according to a report by the World Bank and the Mauritian government.
Residents of La Caverne and Phoenix face water shortages due to low reserves at Mare-aux-Vacoas.
