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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.
Read more →Air Mauritius grounds seven of its own as the Kroll fallout hits management
Ravatomanga bids again for bail in the Rs 7.4 billion laundering case. Three Sahel juntas start pulling out of the ICC. Iran turns Khamenei's funeral into a show of strength.
Read more →130 families ready to sue CEB over bills topping Rs 200,000
Bedbug photos trigger a probe at a home for 57 residents. Cholera kills 120 across Sudan's war zones. Gaza marks 1,000 days of a war with no exit.
Read more →Victoria Hospital suspends an attendant over intoxication footage
Two Mozambican women get 49 years for a heroin run. At least 37 pupils seized from a Nigerian exam hall. Venezuela quake toll climbs toward 2,000.
Read more →Kroll report pins Rs 1.2 billion in losses on Air Mauritius plane deals
MRA gets six new ways to watch how you earn and spend. 25,000 foreigners flee South Africa as deadline lands. US and Iran agree to pull back from the Strait of Hormuz.
Read more →Rs 2.9 million buried in a Flic-en-Flac yard leads to an arrest
Pension panel that urged the cut quietly draws the pension. Guinea's PM waves off China's debt trap label. Five killed in a shooting at a German youth facility.
Read more →One A4 sheet, 840 strips: how synthetic drugs slip past the searches
A skull fracture turns a Surinam roadside death into a murder case. Uganda's military chief shuts a media group's papers and airwaves. All 11 aboard die as a skydiving plane crashes near Nancy.
Read more →Factory colleague held over the Petit-Raffray killing of a widow, 62
Mauritius public hospitals shed their grubby past, but staffing lags. Ramgoolam joins Modi in Seychelles for its national day. Israel and Lebanon sign a US-brokered truce that Hezbollah rejects.
Read more →A prison death exposes drugs, graft and missing guards at Melrose
DPP files 13 grounds to reopen the PM's safe deposit case. Guilty plea cracks a South African police scandal. South Korea jails a former first lady for bribery.
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