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News on Sunday
News on Sunday
The Sweet Life : Italian expats living the Dolce Vita lifestyle in Mauritius
Taking pleasure in every aspect of life. This is what the concept of the Dolce Vita lifestyle is all about – enjoy family time, good food, art, nature and have fun.
A taste of Thailand : Thai expats bringing exotic flavours to Mauritius
There many fascinating aspects about Thailand and its people. The most popular ones are definitely Thai cuisine and culture which are highly appreciated by people around the world.
Democratic Engagement : Mauritian youth reshaping the future
Democracy plays a vital role in all societies as it promotes values of freedom, peace and security as well as economic development and human rights.
Settling in paradise : Filipinos pursuing prosperity in Mauritius
Besides its beautiful beaches and lush flora and fauna, Philippines is also known for its cultural diversity, its mass of tourists but also its expertise in tackling climate change issues.
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Academic year 2016: 28,336 needy children to receive school materials
In a press conference on Thursday, the Minister of Social Integration and Economic Empowerment, Prithvirajsing Roopun announced that a total of 28,336 needy children will benefit from Government’s ass
Mauritius wins Carnegie money
Australian wave energy developer Carnegie Wave Energy Ltd has received Rs 21.4 million (approx.) in financing for a wave and microgrid design project in Mauritiu
MBC journalists sanctioned over debate participation
Two MBC journalists, Ritvik Neerbun and Ashok Beeharry, are currently under warning after their participation in a debate organised by the Media Trust.
ICT-BPO sector: Dawn of a new era?
The ICT-BPO sector is set to confirm its position as one of the main pillars of the Mauritian economy, especially with the number of projects in the pipeline.
Economic prospects for 2016
Statistics Mauritius downgraded its growth estimates for the third quarter of 2015.
2016: Decisive year for the economy
Very few governments might have been confronted with the high expectations that faces the current Lepep administration.
