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Chagossians press an indigenous claim in Geneva as Mauritius objects
Northern sweep nets 177 arrests in a single dawn raid. Mali tries six over an alleged coup plot. Gibraltar drops its fence and joins Schengen.
Read more →Six household benefits halved as families feel the July squeeze
Watchdog finds the door to dangerous drugs left open at Health. A collapsed plea deal knocks South Africa's graft case. China expels a third top official in a graft sweep.
Read more →Seychelles comes courting Mauritius firms after a 300% fee hike
Courts close 2025 with 57,000 cases still in the queue. Sudan sentences its feared RSF chief to death, in his absence. Europe hits back at Moscow over hacking and spies.
Read more →Pension at 60 is back, with a penalty for taking it early
No young Mauritian should face a crisis alone, says a new hub. South Africa mourns midfielder Jayden Adams, dead at 25. England and Argentina book a World Cup semifinal clash.
Read more →Unions float a general strike as the pension fight hits the streets
Fuel stabilisation fund sinks Rs 3.28 billion into the red. Nigeria frees 46 pupils and teachers seized in Oyo. Spain sink Belgium late to reach a semi with France.
Read more →A boy of 14 among three hurt as a Riche-Terre scaffold gives way
PM Ramgoolam bets Mauritius can manufacture advanced medical devices. Congo's Ebola outbreak is still climbing, with 600 dead. At least 28 killed in a China shoe factory fire.
Read more →Family demands answers after a policeman's car kills a young rider at D'Epinay
26 suspected drug sheets seized at the Central Post Office. Eswatini takes in a fourth group of US deportees. US pounds 90 Iranian sites as the ceasefire collapses.
Read more →Rs 107 million diverted from the Pailles Smart City deal
Safe City cameras will soon clock your speed and your phone. Mnangagwa signs himself four more years in Zimbabwe. Oil jumps as Trump says the Iran truce is done.
Read more →Court makes the FCC rewrite its wealth case against PM Ramgoolam
A bathroom water heater takes the life of a newlywed of 24. Kenya shuts down its streets to block a protest. Iran tests its own truce with missiles in the Strait of Hormuz.
Read more →Paid in full, keys nowhere: an NHDC buyer stuck paying twice
Three in four inmates are back for more. Nine farmers killed in a Kaduna bandit raid. Hamas gives up running Gaza to a technocratic team.
Read more →Mauritius now counts 51,945 foreign workers, a city's worth of hands
Jeetoo hospital fits the island's first leadless pacemaker. Morocco reaches a World Cup last eight few African teams ever see. Iran wants a toll on the world's busiest oil chokepoint.
Read more →Vacoas hit-and-run kills a father coming home from his night shift
Deficit down, outlook still negative: Moody's holds Mauritius at Baa3. Jihadists and Tuareg fighters hit towns and a prison across Mali. Venezuela's quake dead pass 2,600 as families search for their own.
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