Mauritius is facing an imminent water crisis as the government prepares to enforce strict distribution cuts following a severe lack of rainfall. Patrick Assirvaden, the Minister...
The Minister of Commerce, Michael Sik Yuen, has moved to quell public anxiety over energy supplies, confirming that Mauritius currently holds a “comfortable” stock of 14,044...
A severe shortage of 25kg flour sacks from the State Trading Corporation (STC) is disrupting the local food industry, forcing restaurateurs and bakers to scramble for...
MAURITIUS faces an imminent wave of price hikes across electricity, transport, and essential goods as the Cabinet meets this Friday, 10 April, to decide on crucial...
A decision regarding national fuel prices could be announced “at any moment,” according to the Minister of Commerce, Michael Sik Yuen. Speaking on RadioPlus this Thursday,...
A major desalination plant capable of producing 50,000 m³ of water per day is to be constructed in the North of Mauritius, forming the centrepiece of...
Households across Mauritius have been reassured that there is no need for panic buying following the arrival of a fresh shipment of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG)....
A supplier with close ties to the former administration has been awarded the largest share of a lucrative government contract to supply fish to Mauritian prisons,...
Oil prices have slumped by 10% on Tuesday, 10 March, after US President Donald Trump declared the conflict with Iran “almost” over, triggering a significant rebound...
The Mauritian government has moved to reassure the public that the nation’s food supply remains secure despite escalating military tensions in the Middle East. Arvin Boolell,...
