While all eyes were on cyclone Batsirai, the Mauritian government has extended regulations under the Quarantine Act until June 30, 2022. The series of restrictive measures...
Schools will remain closed this Thursday, February 3, the Minister of Education has announced. Classes will be conducted online. “The situation in schools (post-cyclone Batsirai) will...
The Union of Rectors and deputy rectors of State Secondary Schools (URDRSSS) have asked the Ministry of Education to postpone the resumption of studies to Monday...
Following latest Class IV warning from the meteorological services about cyclone Batsirai, Air Mauritius has postponed several flights scheduled on 02 February 2022: Air Mauritius said...
//UPDATED on 2Feb2022 at 3.40pm Gusts and heavy rains lashed several parts of Mauritius on Wednesday due to cyclone Batsirai, uprooting electric poles and affecting power...
A cyclone warning class IV – the highest alert level – is in force in Mauritius. Such was the warning of the twelvth cyclone bulletin for...
Mauritius emergency response teams are keeping a close eye as the entire country braces itself for cyclone Batsirai that threatens to hit the island on Wednesday morning. The...
A cyclone warning class II is in force in Mauritius. The fifth cyclone bulletin for Mauritius issued at 10am on Tuesday 01 February 2022 showed that...
The Bank of Mauritius has launched its Financial Literacy Strategy in a bid to educate and protect consumers of banking and financial products across different age...
The school year starting June 2021 and ending June 2022 has been extended to November 2022 and all examinations for Grades One to Thirteen will be...
