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Gaza: 19 killed despite Trump peace plan
At least 19 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli strikes on Gaza, even as former U.S. President Donald Trump unveiled a new peace propos…
Op. Colombo: 27 Illegal Foreigners Arrested in South
Mauritian authorities have carried out a large-scale immigration enforcement operation in the south of the island, resulting in the arrest o…
Blue Bay Drug Bust Uncovers Police Uniforms
Authorities in Blue Bay have made a striking discovery following the arrest of two suspects, uncovering not only drugs and a significant sum…
Venezuela Double Earthquake Death Toll Rises
A catastrophic double earthquake has struck Venezuela, leaving a rapidly rising death toll that has now reached 5,346 victims, according to …
From Maradona to Messi: A Mauritian Family's Love
For many football fans around the world, supporting a national team is a matter of geography. For Rahul and his family in Mauritius, it is a…
Mauritius Buzzes as Spain Meets Argentina
Football fever has gripped Mauritius as the island nation prepares for what promises to be one of the most electrifying World Cup finals in …
Spain Crowned World Champions Over Argentina
Spain have been crowned FIFA World Cup champions after defeating Argentina 1-0 in a tightly contested final. The narrow scoreline belied the…
Rain Expected in South and Central Plateau
Mauritius is set to experience localised rain showers in two of its most climatically active zones — the South and the Central Plateau — acc…
Messi's World Cup Dream Ends in Tears
The dream is over. Argentine press reacted with heartbreak as Lionel Messi's bid for glory at the 2026 FIFA World Cup came to a painful end,…
Mauritius Hits 1.4M Tourist Arrivals Under New Gov
Mauritius has reached a significant tourism milestone, surpassing 1.4 million tourist arrivals — and the government is wasting no time in cl…
Barman Dies in Case-Noyale Motorbike Crash
A barman has tragically lost his life following a motorbike accident in Case-Noyale, a coastal village on the south-western tip of Mauritius…
Mauritius Under Anticyclone Influence
Mauritius is currently under the influence of an anticyclone, bringing with it a period of relatively stable and calm atmospheric conditions…
Ayesha Vydelingum: Storytelling at Her Fingertips
In a literary landscape often dominated by Western narratives, Mauritian writer Ayesha Vydelingum is carving out a distinct and powerful spa…
Menstrual Leave Push Ahead of Budget 2026–27
As Mauritius prepares for its 2026–2027 national budget, advocacy group Raise Brave Girls has stepped forward with a bold proposal: the intr…
Messi Hat-Trick Crushes Algeria 3-0
Lionel Messi once again proved why he is considered the greatest footballer of all time, delivering a stunning hat-trick as Argentina cruise…
Messi Makes History at Six World Cups
Lionel Messi has once again rewritten the record books, becoming the first footballer in the history of the sport to participate in six FIFA…
Infantino's World Cup Excess: Jets & XXL Escorts
When a thundering convoy of police Harley-Davidsons carved through Miami Beach's Collins Avenue, onlookers assumed it was Donald Trump. It w…
Operation Thunderstrike Moves to Mauritius South
Mauritius police have extended their high-profile anti-crime initiative, Operation Thunderstrike, to the southern regions of the island, fol…
Tragedy at Blue Bay: 54-Year-Old Teacher Drowns in Lagoon
A 54-year-old teacher lost his life after drowning in the lagoon at Blue Bay, one of Mauritius's most celebrated and visited coastal destina…
Kim Jong-un Vows to Fortify North Korea's Military Frontline Against 'Sworn Enemy' South Korea
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has issued a fresh call to strengthen frontline military units along the border with South Korea, state medi…
Strong Winds and Rough Seas: Mauritius Authorities Warn Against Marine Outings in West and South
Mauritius is experiencing a spell of unsettled weather, with meteorological conditions deteriorating enough to prompt official warnings agai…
Energy Poverty in Mauritius: When Keeping the Lights On Becomes a Luxury
For many Mauritian families, electricity is no longer a given. As energy bills continue to climb, a growing number of low-income households …