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Mauritius keeps its duty-free line to America as AGOA is renewed to 2028
Opposition demands Bachoo resign over who performed his surgery. Madagascar sentences a former Senate chief to 10 years. Google keeps its ad empire despite losing an antitrust case.
Read more →Former PM Jugnauth questioned over the Moustass Leaks spy gear
State sells its empty Washington envoy residence for $2.14 million. Zambia's Hichilema starts a second term, his rival in a cell. A verdict at last in Tupac Shakur's 1996 murder.
Read more →Dulloo walks out of Labour and off the gambling regulator's board
Developer publishes the timeline of a minister's Rs 35 million flat. Russian troops help Niger's junta crush a mutiny. US and Iran trade direct strikes for the first time in weeks.
Read more →Doubts over a drowning boil over into a stone fight at Sable-Noir
Ten hours of airport chaos revive calls for an Air Mauritius audit. At least 27 churchgoers die in a Zimbabwe highway crash. Washington strikes a deal to steer Venezuela's oil.
Read more →Ramgoolam snaps at reporters over his Rs 30 million official car
FCC probes its own staff after a case file turns up on a suspect's phone. Gunfire and a mutiny rattle Niger's capital as the junta claims control. Trump curbs work internships for international students.
Read more →Road toll hits 100 for the year as a tougher traffic bill heads to Parliament
Mithun surrenders to the drug squad in the 155 kg Reunion cannabis case. Police detain Zambia's opposition leader over treason charges. A glacial collapse kills hundreds on the Nepal border.
Read more →Boats, a yacht and a foreign passport: the FCC calls Ravatomanga a flight risk
Money laundering charge against former Grant Thornton boss struck out. Zimbabwe charges an official over a ferry that killed 97. Nvidia bets $12.9 billion on buying Hugging Face.
Read more →The Ghosn getaway jet is grounded in Mauritius as a money trail closes in
Mauritius heads to New York to press London on Chagos and a £170 million hole. Nigeria launches a manhunt after villages raided and dozens taken. Himalayan floods kill at least 95, with hundreds missing.
Read more →FCC digs into DistributeX, the crypto platform that took cash without a licence
Foreign money into Mauritius hits a record Rs 48 billion. Tanzania's vice president resigns and leaves politics. Washington takes Syria off its terrorism blacklist.
Read more →Seven hours of questions for Jugnauth over a Rs 30 billion oil contract
Petrol at Rs 70.65 has taxis and driving schools counting every litre. Congo and M23 sign up to a peace plan as monitors move in. US readies its harshest Iran sanctions as the rial caves.
Read more →Health minister had surgery at a public hospital, with his private doctor present
Father arrested over the killing of his baby son in Roche-Bois. Bush fires tear through Burundi's Ruvubu park. Trump says Canada wants the perks of statehood as tariffs bite.
Read more →Shakeel Mohamed's assets surface as the FCC investigates its own omissions
Activist walks free from the CCID and calls it harassment. The drug route that keeps moving between three islands. TikTok pays $400 million to close a kids' privacy case.
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