Mauritius Technology & Digital News
Mauritius is positioning itself as a leading African tech and fintech hub. Follow the latest on digital transformation, cybersecurity, startup ecosystems, broadband infrastructure, e-government initiatives, and how technology is reshaping business and daily life in the island republic.
7 Technology stories · Updated continuously · MauritiusNews.com
Social Media in Mauritius: Freedom or Danger?
Social media platforms have become the public square of modern Mauritius — spaces where citizens debate politics, share culture, and hold po…
Maurice et l'Inde inaugurent une plateforme numérique pour le recrutement de travailleurs indiens
C'est une étape concrète et symbolique dans le renforcement des liens économiques entre Maurice et l'Inde. Le mardi 19 mai 2025, à Ébène, le…
Air Mauritius Warns Public of Fake 'Platinum Benefit Card' Scam Circulating on Social Media
Air Mauritius has issued an urgent public warning about a fraudulent scheme currently making the rounds on social media, falsely promoting a…
AI-Powered Fraud: Mauritius Faces a New Wave of Sophisticated Cybercrime
Mauritius is increasingly in the crosshairs of a new generation of cybercriminals who are harnessing the power of artificial intelligence to…
Elon Musk vs OpenAI: Nine Jurors Decide the Fate of ChatGPT's Creators in High-Stakes Legal Battle
A nine-person jury is now deliberating in what has become one of the most closely watched legal confrontations in the technology world: Elon…
AI as a Workforce Solution: Vidia Mooneegan Makes the Case for Artificial Intelligence in Mauritius
Mauritius is facing a well-documented labour shortage that has been straining key sectors of the economy — from hospitality and construction…
Honor 600: The 'Flagship Killer' That Could Shake Up the Premium Smartphone Market
In an increasingly crowded smartphone landscape, Chinese manufacturer Honor is making a bold statement with the launch of its Honor 600 seri…
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Mauritius a technology hub?−
Yes — Mauritius is positioning itself as a leading African technology and fintech hub. The government's Digital Economy Blueprint targets ICT contributing 17% of GDP. The country hosts major BPO operations, fintech companies, and a growing startup ecosystem centred around Ébène Cybercity.
What is Ébène Cybercity?−
Ébène Cybercity is Mauritius's dedicated technology and business park, located south of Port Louis. It houses hundreds of companies including BPO operators, software firms, banks, and global corporates. It is the commercial technology hub of the island.
What internet connectivity is available in Mauritius?−
Mauritius has good broadband connectivity relative to African standards, with fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) available across much of the island through Mauritius Telecom and private providers. Mobile data is widely available via 4G LTE, with 5G rollout beginning.
What is the government digital strategy for Mauritius?−
The Mauritius Digital Economy Blueprint outlines ambitions to grow the ICT sector, expand e-government services, develop AI and data capabilities, and attract digital businesses through regulatory sandboxes and investment incentives. Mauritius is a signatory of the African Union's Digital Transformation Strategy.