Mauritius Government Cracks Down on Online Abuse and Fake Profiles
Mauritius plans to regulate social media to curb fake accounts, hate speech
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Mauritius plans to regulate social media to curb fake accounts, hate speech
Global oil market struggles with high transportation costs and risks despite increased exports from the Middle East.
Mauritius wins bid to host 2027 African Triathlon Championships in Blue Bay, a key qualifier for 2028 Los Angeles Olympics
C Rodrigues partners with Northern Bulls Rugby Club to promote rugby values and provide resources for young players.
Mauritius' Consumer Price Index rose to 114.1 points in September 2026, driven by surging fuel prices and education costs.
IBL promotes breast cancer awareness with "Le Rose à Nos Visages" and free employee screening.
Hilton Mauritius Resort & Spa has unveiled a newly redesigned Kesari, its signature Indian restaurant, with a refreshed space and focus on Indian cuisine.
Medine and Middlesex University Mauritius launch Krwar, a scholarship program for talented students from low-income households in western Mauritius.
Acqua & Farina restaurant in Mont Roches, Mauritius, features fresh Périgord truffles in its menu, showcasing Italian cuisine with carefully selected products.
Mauritian dancers and slammers have made a name for themselves in national competitions, with Jean Julien Fabrice Gaspard winning Red Bull Dance Your Style and Julio Pierre-Louis taking t...
Courts Mammouth partners with Samsung to launch new TV ranges with AI technology
Mauritius faces severe water shortages as Mare-aux-Vacoas reservoir dips to 35.9% capacity, prompting authorities to urge residents to conserve water.