Expat news in Mauritius
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The week started on a positive note with the commencement of the ourite fishing season in Rodrigues. Following this, there was a significant vote on a new law regarding the employment of foreigners in Mauritius, and Ananda Devi's victory in the Prix de la Langue Française.
This week in Mauritius, several noteworthy events unfolded. The Bank of Mauritius once again stepped into the foreign exchange market. On Wednesday, October 11, they announced that they had sold 25 million US dollars at a rate of Rs 44.25 per dollar, repeating a similar action from October 4 when they also sold $25 million at the same rate. Over the course of September, the Bank of Mauritius had intervened by selling a total of $100 million.
While some parts of the world are grappling with a surge in COVID-19 cases caused by new Omicron sub-variants, Mauritius is facing a notable increase in cases of influenza and respiratory infections.
This week in Mauritius, we witnessed a significant milestone in the fight for LGBTQ+ rights, alongside updates on unemployment rates and a noteworthy decrease in food prices.
Are you looking for Halloween plans? Expat.com has compiled a list of the must-see Halloween events on the island to help you celebrate this spooky holiday! Get ready for some thrills!
Exciting developments are happening in Mauritius this week! First off, the country has made significant strides in reducing its carbon footprint, as announced by the Minister of the Environment. Additionally, the Mauritian rupee is increasing in value, thanks to the monetary policies of the Bank of Mauritius. Furthermore, there's promising news for the tourism sector.
It's that time of year again in Mauritius as the tax year comes to a close, and it's time for everyone to file their tax returns on the MRA website. If you're an expat and this is your first time, we've got all the answers to your questions.
Leisure
The 3rd edition of the Trou-d'Eau-Douce Book Festival will take place from October 13th to October 15th. A diverse group of literary figures from India, France, and the Indian Ocean will be in attendance, eager to meet you.
Everyday life
The news in Mauritius this week : Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations, the Prime Minister at the UN General Assembly and new initiatives for farmers.
New health statistics released by the Department of Health, the launch of a biofuels alliance, and an unusual power outage at the Supreme Court.
This week in Mauritius, the SSR International Airport was named the best airport in Africa, the Quarantine Act extension, and new tourism data were released.
Everyday life
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.
The Financial Services Commission of Mauritius has introduced new regulations to oversee Stablecoin issuers, which are cryptocurrencies backed by tangible assets. This move addresses the increasing demand for stability within the cryptocurrency market. We delve into the various regulations surrounding cryptocurrencies in Mauritius.
This week in Mauritius, there's a mix of events making headlines. People are getting anxious due to fraudulent phone calls, the latest electoral lists have been unveiled, and there's a new Conforama store up and running in Bagatelle.
Do you have a passion for gaming and cutting-edge technologies? From August 18th to 20th, between 10 AM and 6 PM, prepare for an unforgettable experience: Ditex, the unmissable technological exhibition, is opening its doors at the National Sports Complex of Côte d'Or.
Everyday life
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).
Banks and finance
There's been a rise in reports of online scams in Mauritius, a concerning trend that law enforcement describes as "alarming." People getting duped by fraudsters on social media platforms is becoming a worrisome issue, with the primary culprits operating on platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok.
Other Types
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.
Looking to shake off the winter blues and explore some exciting events this April? Here's a rundown of the top happenings.
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