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Mauritius's biggest reservoir drops to 40% as water cuts loom
Women entrepreneurs' 0.5% loans are quietly repriced to 4.75%. Africa's biggest share sale opens to the public. A Russian drone strike hits Ukraine's border with Poland.
Read more →Mauritius runs its stroke wards on three neurologists
A witness and a recording deepen the Ravatomanga money case. Senegal lights the flame for Africa's first Olympics. Rybakina topples Sabalenka for a first US Open crown.
Read more →A new agency to hunt dirty money must clear 50 votes in Parliament
A lost FCC notebook is spilling suspects' names online. BRICS leans on technology to tighten trade ties. France suspects sabotage after a train derailment injures 44.
Read more →Government adopts a blueprint to hit a USD 50 billion economy by 2050
A helpline counts 65 suicide deaths already this year. UN warns of graft and violence before South Sudan's first vote. Houthis seize Red Sea ports and choke a vital shipping lane.
Read more →Buying land in Mauritius now costs up to twice what it did in 2024
The Pailles truck that hit nine people had no valid fitness papers. A fire in Bukavu kills at least 24 schoolchildren. Crude oil tops $100 as the US and Iran trade blows.
Read more →Fraud probe trails Concentrix as it closes its Mauritius call centre
Nine injured as a lorry's brakes fail on the Pailles motorway. Madagascar sends 50 convicted Chinese fraudsters home. Iran says it hit US warships and eight tankers.
Read more →FCC follows the cannabis trail from two seized boats to the Govind circle
Inflation holds at 4% while the meat counter climbs. Houthi strikes set Saudi oil sites on fire. Three Western allies sanction Israeli settlements.
Read more →Concentrix moves to shut its Mauritius operation: 320 jobs on the line
A third of pupils fail core maths: the entry bar drops anyway. Sierra Leone's ex-president comes home as treason case collapses. UN inspectors say a secret Syrian reactor could have fed a bomb.
Read more →A state bank chief's son held over Rs 15.2 million in cocaine and meth
PM Ramgoolam meets the fuss over his Rs 30 million car with an ox cart line. Cape Verde buries the children lost in a bus crash. An Egyptian TV star is sentenced to hang in a drug case.
Read more →Bérenger's new front lands Valayden and Dulloo as the opposition regroups
A DNA profile surfaces on Kistnen's trousers, five years after the killing. Guinea buries the 36 lost to a landfill collapse. US hits three Iranian oil tankers after warships come under fire.
Read more →FCC traces Rs 720 million in dirty cash to a network of borrowed ID cards
Hospital staff warn the public health system is buckling. Protest against migrants turns violent in South Africa. Israel seeks US backing to empty Gaza of Palestinians.
Read more →PM Ramgoolam shrugs at a rupee down 46% in ten years
Etihad eyes Mauritius as a new aviation council takes shape. Illegal gold mining is eating away at Johannesburg. Businessman cleared over Daphne Caruana Galizia's murder.
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