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Tap water is off the menu for cars, lawns and pools from Monday
State land tenants earning under Rs 48,000 will pay Re 1 for the lease. South Africa marks an unfinished Women's March. Trump signs new orders to limit birthright citizenship.
Read more →Government scraps the plan to double tax on foreign property buyers
Four from one family held at Plaisance over money laundering. Senegal jails three TikTok influencers over posts on President Faye. Trump moves to fire a Fed governor, testing its independence.
Read more →A 389-lot estate seeks ground 50 metres from the Albion lighthouse
Duval gives up two opposition posts after Lesjongard walks. Nigeria frees 308 kidnap victims in its biggest rescue. Ukraine's drones reach oil refineries deep inside Russia.
Read more →A boy of 14 confesses to the fatal stabbing at Poudre-d'Or
New unit under the PM's office to chase project delays and overruns. Nigeria hands soldiers a pay rise of up to 80 percent. Iran and Oman agree a new Hormuz shipping route.
Read more →Public debt tops Rs 683 billion as Moody's waits for proof
Two officers face the FCC over Rs 30 million found in a raid. Zimbabwe buries a family killed in Britain. Arson arrest in a wildfire that razed 700 buildings.
Read more →Two more dry hours a day from Wednesday as Mare-aux-Vacoas hits 40 percent
Household debt hits a record Rs 212 billion as home loans pile up. Fifty countries face a US visa deposit of up to $20,000. Oil slips as Trump pauses Iran strikes and talks reopen.
Read more →The finance bills are law: what shifts in your pay, pension and shopping
Fined for a footpath: a lone pension protester becomes the story. Guinea says no to the eco, West Africa's planned shared currency. Oil tankers idle at Hormuz as Iran calls the crossings.
Read more →Rawat's Rs 100 billion claim hangs on whether three global firms can be served
Family believed him cremated; his body lay in the Flacq morgue for months. DR Congo's Ebola outbreak is now the second biggest ever. Iran widens the war, striking US targets in Kuwait and Bahrain.
Read more →A junior minister's husband is arrested in a 100-kilo cannabis case
PM sacks the only minister who voted against his pension bills. Russian paramilitaries killed eight civilians in Mali, says HRW. Hamas agrees to disarm under a US-brokered Gaza deal.
Read more →Ganoo says the Rs 30 billion oil deal was never his to sign
Mauritius writes an AI city into the finance bill. Ceuta begs Madrid for troops as migrants surge. Israeli strikes kill children in Gaza as talks resume in Cairo.
Read more →A 128-page bill quietly reshapes taxes, pensions and the state's own books
SBM Holdings sidelines its group CEO as an internal probe lands. Congo militia tied to the Rwandan genocide agrees to disarm. US and Iran trade direct blows as oil jumps again.
Read more →Survey ships head back out to hunt for oil under Mauritian waters
Rs 500,000 reward brings four forward in the Koo Yam Too killing. Guinea clears a colonel over the 2009 stadium massacre. A magnitude 7.1 quake rocks southern Japan.
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