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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.
Read more →FCC corners Muzzafar Lallmamode in a Calodyne bungalow
Airport check turns up nearly Rs 150 million in drugs. Tanzania puts its main opposition leader on trial for treason. Walmart's slowest sales in six years spook Wall Street.
Read more →Mauritius signs India to secure its fuel as the OQ contract runs out
For Rodrigues cancer patients, the flight to Mauritius is often one way. Gunfire kills a former Zambian minister after the vote. Evergrande's founder gets life for fraud in China.
Read more →Investigators clone an MP's phone in the Rs 234 million cannabis case
Doubts surface over the evidence in a Rodrigues murder case. Congo's Ebola outbreak passes 5,000 cases as WHO sounds the alarm. The UAE cuts all trade with Iran after missiles fly.
Read more →Four road deaths in a day as the state moves to toughen the law
Only a fifth of declared investment has broken ground. Kenya's opposition fills the ground its rivals tried to clear. Hormuz stays shut as the clock on talks runs out.
Read more →Housing minister owns a flat on the state coastal land he oversees
Newborn in intensive care as mother alleges negligence at Jeetoo. Hichilema pulls ahead as Zambia's count passes halfway. China's economy loses more steam in July.
Read more →A skull surfaces in a Quatre-Bornes backyard
The grid held this year; summer is the real test. Morocco stops hundreds at the Ceuta border again. Iran says Qatar is holding its pilots; Qatar says no.
Read more →Schools switch off phones from Monday
Convict in the Jhurry murders found hanged in his cell. Senegal raises fuel prices as global oil bites. A 7.7 quake off Indonesia kills at least 47.
Read more →Petrol leaps to Rs 70.65 as Port Louis pumps shut within minutes
Public bodies now owe Rs 67.55 billion as loans pile up. Zambia counts again after a night that halted the tally. US court clears Trump to tax cheap parcels from abroad.
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