Mauritius

New Road Traffic Bill states that safety must remain priority and establishes the road rage offence targeting verbal abuse, intimidation, willful obstruction of traffic; Chief Government Whip called for rigorous law enforcement and preventative measures

Foreign direct investment continues to flow into Mauritius, following a very dynamic 2025; the first months of 2026 show the recurrent polarization towards real estate and a heavier weigh of the financial sector, confirming its position as service center

Price pressures intensified in the second quarter of 2026, primarily due to rising energy, transport; Consumer Price Index rose by 2,4% increase over three months, Mauritius Statistics revealed

In the proposed guidelines for the 2026-2027 budget, members of Parliament will now be equated to civil servants, contribute individually to the National Pensions, have pension payment age at 65, the statutory retirement age, and no longer after two terms

The Green Club project was launched at Camp Laboue women's empowerment center in Terre Rouge; it will support citizen's actions in environmental protection and will be implemented in 8 women's empowerment centers and 13 community centers in Mauritius

Rama Poonoosamy, Managing Director of Immedia, announced the return of a competition for the first time since 2009: the Konkour Santé Imoristik, conceived as a springboard to the 30th anniversary of the 100% Mauritian comedy show, scheduled for August

Lar-la LI-LA social project is an innovative initiative to support young Mauritians; the social entrepreneurship project aims to develop civic values ​​through art ensuring sustainability of actions carried out with children from disadvantaged backgrounds

Rodrigues island, suffering from a chronic water deficit, recorded over 100 mm of rain in less than 12 hours - with a record 124,2 mm in Plaine-Corail, and was heavily flooded forcing national airline Air Mauritius to cancel inter-island flights

Amid escalating conflict in the Middle East, Mauritius could potentially be held legally responsible or face international pressure for US strikes launched from Diego Garcia following 2025 Chagos Islands agreement

Mauritius Times journalist invited not to open Women’s Day with lamentation, reminding that though much is still to be achieved to make women fully developing their potential, modernity has opened new spaces for women to excel in all fields

Following inflammatory rhetoric from the Trump administration about the Mauritius-UK agreement on Chagos islands, Shyam Bhatia, London-based journalist and author, affirmed Powerful states bend rules when they believe the price is manageable