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Mauritius in Education & Culture: VIT vice-president Dr Sekar Viswanathan received the “Crown Jewel of World Tamils” award at a Global Tamils Economic Conference in Mauritius, with President Dharambeer Gokhool presiding. Anti-Corruption & Development: VP Kembo Mohadi said the fight against corruption in Southern Africa must be tied to development priorities, arguing stolen resources should be tracked, recovered and put back into schools, health and infrastructure. Sports—COSAFA U-20: Namibia beat Mauritius 1-0 in the COSAFA qualifier opener, with captain Lukas Sakeus scoring in the 43rd minute; Mauritius next faces Seychelles while Namibia plays Mozambique. Ports & Trade Links: A World Bank ranking put Djibouti, Mogadishu and Dar es Salaam among the top East and Horn of Africa ports, with Port Louis listed at 369 globally. Finance & Markets: Africa’s new Africa Credit Rating Agency (AfCRA) is set to expand rated African financial instruments and boost investor confidence. Energy Reality Check: A new report highlights Africa’s “access versus reliability” problem—many households are connected but still face outages and unstable power.

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Aug. 16, 2026

Mauritius prison death prompts calls for probe into drugs and corruption

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UK man’s Mauritius trial draws scrutiny after nearly 7 years in detention

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Aug. 15, 2026

Foreign Prisoners Network Mauritius seeks review of prison medication records

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Aug. 10, 2026

Foreign prisoners begin hunger strike at Mauritius' Melrose Prison

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