Expat news in Mauritius
This week, Mauritius and Saudi Arabia signed an agreement, recent data highlighted an increase in national reserves, and the Information & Communication Technology Authority (ICTA) disclosed the current number of registered SIM cards.
Since the start of the year, Mauritius has been grappling with an alarming rise in leptospirosis cases, with twenty reported instances, including five in April alone. This spike in cases is closely linked to the rainy season, which creates ideal conditions for the spread of this disease.
This May started with the premiere of a new local movie, "Âme Cœur," by artist Ryan Krishna Appadoo, better known by his pen name, Daarka. Careful, however, as the movie is in French and Creole.
This week, Mauritians celebrate Labor Day, cope with an outbreak of conjunctivitis, and review new findings from Statistics Mauritius about local household incomes.
A recent study by the Land Drainage Authority (LDA) has identified 306 flood-prone zones in Mauritius, with 62 of these being classified as high risk. This article explores how these vulnerabilities affect residents and suggests ways to better prepare and manage flood risks.
This week in Mauritius: Parliament passes the French Speaking Union Bill, a U.S. report outlines human rights concerns, and torrential rains cause widespread damage.
This week in Mauritius, the IMF predicts a 4.9% growth, the dengue epidemic persists, and a new law for the protection of people with disabilities was passed.
The deadline for re-registering SIM cards has been pushed back in favor of maintaining the status quo, preventing the state from deactivating unregistered SIM cards before April 30th.
This week in Mauritius was marked by significant developments across various fronts. Here's a breakdown.
Amidst Mauritius' pressing environmental challenges, the government has introduced an ambitious bill aimed at replacing the outdated Environmental Protection Act. This legislative move holds significant potential for shaping the nation's ecological trajectory.
This week has been eventful in Mauritius, with the MCB falling victim to a hacker attack, the release of new tourism statistics, the decision to maintain the BoM's key interest rate, and the passing of Azize Asgarally, a significant figure in Mauritian politics.
This week, Mauritius sees promising foreign investment figures, Rodrigues continues to supply the local vegetable market, and there's good news for the environment with the planting of a mini-forest of endemic species in Piton.
This week, several significant events unfolded on the island, including disruptions in internet connectivity, ongoing efforts for coastal rehabilitation, new regulations impacting cigarette sales, and the landmark establishment of the island's inaugural land station.
This week's highlights include the vibrant Independence Day celebrations in Mauritius and the concerning spread of dengue fever on the island.
This week in Mauritius, significant developments have unfolded across various sectors.
To mark Mauritius' 56th year of independence, what better way than indulging in a batch of napolitaines adorned in the nation's vibrant colors?
This week saw the passage of Cyclone Eleanor, a new agreement between France and Mauritius, and the commemoration of the death of singer Kaya.
This week in Mauritius brings a mix of economic developments, governmental changes, and ongoing health concerns.
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As temperatures begin to fall, the Mauritius Meteorological Service has released its forecast for winter 2024.
Looking for a fun family outing or a chance to meet new people and celebrate? Look no further. Here's our list of must-attend events for May!
For the past seven years, the Mama Jaz festival has established itself as a must-attend event for jazz enthusiasts in Mauritius. This year once again, the event delighted music lovers with a rich and diverse program, taking place at two emblematic sites: the Caudan Arts Centre and the Creative Park in Beau-Plan.
The House of Digital Art is back, just as immersive and breathtaking as ever. Let's delve into the latest exhibition at this unique museum, titled "All Islands Are Trees."
During the winter season, what could offer more comfort than indulging in a steaming cup of Mauritian chai? Expat.com unveils the secrets behind this aromatic and soothing beverage.
Mama Jaz festival dedicates an entire month to music in all its forms, with a special focus on jazz and its diverse influences. Who's taking the spotlight at the four Gran Konser, main concerts, this year? We've got Tania Giannouli, a Greek pianist, Sumrrá, representing Spain, Dezorder, from Mauritius, and Manu Desroches, a local favorite. Let's dive into the unique worlds of these artists from different corners of the globe.
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