Mauritius Lifestyle - Expat Magazine
This week was marked by the closure of the B10 road, the worrying arrival of a dengue epidemic, the depreciation of the rupee, and finally, a controversial increase in the entry tax.
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Experience a week of diverse happenings in Mauritius, from the vibrant Thaipoosam Cavadee festival celebrated by Tamil communities to the unveiling of School Certificate results for Mauritian students, as well as Finance Minister Renganaden Padayachy announcing promising economic growth, marking a dynamic period for the island nation.
This week's release of the World Economic Forum's annual Global Risks Report sheds light on the challenges ahead for Mauritius, while Cyclone Belal inflicts extensive damage across the island.
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This week's news highlights has been marked by symbolic events as Mauritius commemorates the 189th anniversary of the arrival of indentured laborers; the island expects 1 million tourist arrivals by the end of the year; and the release of a movie partly shot on Mauritius.
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The news in Mauritius this week : Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations, the Prime Minister at the UN General Assembly and new initiatives for farmers.
The 2023 Indian Ocean Island Games came to a close on Sunday, September 3rd, in Antananarivo, Madagascar. All in all, Mauritius secured 91 gold medals, 89 silver medals, and 103 bronze medals, finishing in second place just behind the host nation.
Several medicines have been withdrawn from the Mauritian market this week. Mauritius has been officially invited to participate in the G77+China Summit to be held in Havana, Cuba, on September 14 and 15. On the other hand, the police have produced a worrying report on the situation on Mauritian roads.
This week, Mauritius is experiencing issues with limited internet connectivity. Residents of the Southeast region of the island are demanding compensation following the MV Wakashio shipwreck, while a report from the Bank of Mauritius highlights an increase in Foreign Direct Investments (FDIs).
This week in Mauritius: a new environmental report highlighting important findings, the highly anticipated 5G network has been officially launched by Emtel, and lastly, the World Health Organization has recognized Mauritius' efforts in curbing smoking and commended the country for its successful measures.
On Tuesday 18 July, Parliament passed the Finance Bill to make official all the provisions presented in the 2023-2024 Budget. Here are some of the key measures in this programme.
This week saw significant developments in Mauritius, including the adoption of the Finance Bill in the National Assembly, the release of new statistics on gender inequality, and the successful second edition of the C Kite Festival.
This week's highlights: Mauritius is 23rd most peaceful country worldwide, decrease in unemployment rates, the country's exclusive economic zone is expanding, and there was an earthquake near Rodrigues.
A few significant events this past week: a peaceful march organized to raise awareness about the harmful effects of drug use, an ambitious solar power plant project was launched, aiming to harness renewable energy for the country, a notable increase in reported cases of dengue fever, prompting preventive measures and heightened vigilance. And finally, a report comparing gender equality in Mauritius to the rest of the world has been published, shedding light on the progress made and the challenges that still exist.
Join us on a journey through the best activities happening in Mauritius this July. From breathtaking hikes along the stunning west coast to vibrant cultural festivals, delightful gastronomic experiences, and entertainment for the whole family, this month promises unforgettable moments in Mauritius!
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