Sandrine Leclézio
Sandrine Leclézio anchors coverage of Mauritius's seas and environmental policy at the Port Louis Daily Bulletin, operating from Grand Baie. She watches coral health, coastal communities and fisheries, combining field reporting, scientific sources and civic context to explain risks, resilience and stewardship for island readers.
Articles by this author
Citizens Turn to Social Media to Find Missing Loved Ones as Madagascar Grapples with Viole
Families turn to social media as disappearances and violence grip Madagascar's capital.
Mauritian Businessman Cleared in Dubai Legal Case; Charges Dropped
Dubai prosecutors close investigation into businessman with no charges filed
Mauritius Tightens Entry Rules: Digital Visa System Coming for All Visitors
Mandatory digital authorization to reshape entry process for all foreign visitors.
Mauritius Households Brace for Higher Borrowing Costs as Central Bank Tightens Rates
Families and small firms brace for steeper loan payments as monetary tightening takes hold.
South Africa's Democracy Tested as President Blocks Inquiry into Farm Theft Allegations
Institutional integrity at stake as legal challenge threatens parliamentary oversight process
Tourism Gains Slow to Crawl as Mauritius Faces Summer Slump
Visitor arrivals plateau in May, raising concerns for tourism-dependent workers and businesses.
Tourism Surge Tests Whether Mauritius Can Turn Visitor Growth Into Broader Economic Gains
Island workers and small businesses seek equitable share of rising visitor numbers.
Sub-Saharan Growth Surge: Two Dozen Nations Poised to Lap Developed Economies
Twenty-two African nations positioned to outpace developed economies with growth above 5%.
Voice Cloning in Minutes Fuels Crisis of Digital Trust, Experts Warn
Rapid AI advancement outpaces society's capacity to establish protective safeguards
Carriers Battle for Market Share as Tropical Island Tourism Roars Back
Airlines expand routes to island destinations as leisure travel demand surges globally.
AI-Powered Wearables Poised to Dethrone the Smartphone as Computing Hub
Wearables and voice interfaces challenge smartphone dominance in personal computing.
Global Powers Clash Over Africa's Untapped Mineral Reserves and Energy Metals
African nations renegotiate resource extraction terms amid intensifying global competition.
Energy Crisis Sparks Fresh Market Turmoil; Middle East Tensions Fuel Cost Concerns
Global markets reel as geopolitical tensions drive energy costs higher
Energy Markets Brace for Disruption as Iran Nuclear Talks Show Signs of Collapse
Geopolitical tensions threaten critical oil shipping routes and global fuel supplies.
Mauritius Positions Itself as Africa's Gateway to Continental Trade Growth
Island nation leverages geography and financial infrastructure for continental trade expansion.
Economic Diversification Becomes Critical as Mauritius Faces Tourism Sector Vulnerabilitie
Mauritius must diversify beyond tourism to build economic resilience.