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Regulator turns its first market probe on private healthcare bills
School rolls shrink again as 4,129 pupils vanish from secondary. Madagascar reopens the file on Dylan Eleonore's death. An AI agent broke into a government health site.
Read more →After a second 'terrible' from Trump, Britain reopens the Chagos deal
Deepfakes and fake advisers are coming for Mauritian investors. South Africa house party shooting leaves 11 dead. Sri Lanka jails 15 for life over the 2019 Easter bombings.
Read more →98 medicines out of stock as pharmacy prices climb again
Residents fume as the Flic-en-Flac bypass changes course. Seychelles orders an inquiry after two coast guards vanish. Trump tells the UN: a deal with Iran or 'annihilate' it.
Read more →Fuel's first cargo lands Wednesday as a 10% pump hike looms
Lalo jumps 233% as winter squeezes the vegetable baskets. US quietly deported 25,000 people to Africa. France and Canada draw closer on trade and defence.
Read more →Six bidders circle the state casinos as losses hit Rs 1.9 billion
Suspect confesses to the strangling of Saraswatee Mootia, 60. PM Ramgoolam calls his UK counterpart on Chagos before the UN. North Korea fires missiles after rejecting a UN resolution.
Read more →Mauritius swaps the FCC for a bigger, broader crime agency
At Rs 70 a litre, the next fuel hike could land any day. Mauritius stands with Seychelles after two coast guards vanish. Blaze hits a Riyadh airport fuel depot amid air raid alerts.
Read more →Bruneau Laurette gives the FCC a USB and accuses two former police officers
Held 48 days over a Rs 234 million cannabis haul, Govind pleads innocence. Home-made drink is blamed as Nigeria poisoning kills 49. Warren Buffett steps down at Berkshire and names his son.
Read more →Pravind Jugnauth is grilled again over the Moustass Leaks wiretap gear
IMF wants budget discipline written into Mauritian law. Congo villages blame oil flaring for vanishing cassava. Netanyahu says Iran is weakened but still bent on Israel's ruin.
Read more →At 75, a former police chief is recalled to fix the intelligence machine
Low pay and political meddling are draining the public health service. A million people in South Sudan could lose food aid within weeks. A Republican files to impeach the defense chief over the Iran war.
Read more →Cold snap sends the lalo to Rs 300 a half kilo
PM adviser Elysee resigns as the Ravatomanga tapes surface. A seventh body deepens a Johannesburg murder alert. US borrowing costs hit a 2007 high as yields touch 5%.
Read more →Mauritius's biggest reservoir drops to 40% as water cuts loom
Women entrepreneurs' 0.5% loans are quietly repriced to 4.75%. Africa's biggest share sale opens to the public. A Russian drone strike hits Ukraine's border with Poland.
Read more →Mauritius runs its stroke wards on three neurologists
A witness and a recording deepen the Ravatomanga money case. Senegal lights the flame for Africa's first Olympics. Rybakina topples Sabalenka for a first US Open crown.
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