Wei-Lin Ah Kow
Wei-Lin Ah Kow edits the Business & Finance desk for the Port Louis Daily Bulletin from Curepipe, directing coverage of markets, banking and corporate affairs across Mauritius. He assigns stories, shapes enterprise reporting and maintains close ties with regulators, analysts and business leaders to deliver timely, clear dispatches that explain economic trends for island readers.
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French garage sale funds school access for Madagascar's poorest children
Community fundraiser in France supports school access for vulnerable children in Madagascar.
Madagascar Opens Trade Review on Imported Labels, Packaging to Protect Local Jobs
Madagascar launches formal review of imported packaging and labels to assess impact on domestic producers.
Reunion's Business School Launches 41 New Managers Into Island Economy
Forty-one graduates enter workforce equipped to lead island's economic transitions.
Beloved aquarium closes for 2-year overhaul; 180,000 annual visitors face extended wait
Major infrastructure repairs will keep the facility dark for two years to ensure visitor and animal safety.
Horse Racing Tips: Three Favorites Emerge for Deauville Meeting Thursday
Expert consensus points to three leading contenders for Thursday's eight-race card
Sailors Held Hostage as Nations Unite Against Indian Ocean Piracy Surge
Coalition launches maritime task force to combat Indian Ocean piracy and secure hostage sailors.
Indian Ocean Travel Resumes After Aircraft Grounding Strands Families
Stranded families in Madagascar and Rodrigues can finally return home as airline resumes critical regional flights.
Mauritius Opposition Reshapes as New Leader Takes Helm; Parliament Pauses
Political upheaval reshapes governance as pension vote fractures ruling coalition and parliament pauses.
Sunny skies set stage for Reunion cycling tour as weather clears island
Meteorological conditions shape cycling event logistics across Reunion Island
Half-Built Island Bridge Leaves Reunion Residents Trapped on Deadly Route
Reunion residents face years of continued danger on aging coastal route while second bridge remains under construction.
Sunken Pirate Ships Yield Archaeological Treasures Off Madagascar Coast
Underwater and land excavations reveal how pirates operated from a remote island base centuries ago.
Orphaned Children in Madagascar Get Safer Homes, Clean Water Through Rehab Push
Development organization advances infrastructure improvements for vulnerable children in Madagascar.
PwC Maurice Elevates Staff to Meet Rising Demand for Tech and Risk Services
Professional services firm expands leadership to strengthen African advisory capabilities
Madagascar Declares Day of Mourning as Abductions and Unexplained Deaths Surge
Government establishes task force and declares mourning as kidnappings threaten public safety in capital
Security Threat Over Capital as Drones Shadow President's Convoy
Unexplained drone incidents raise questions about state security capacity and public safety in Madagascar.
Airport Mix-up Strands Seven Travelers; Geography Blunder Derails Entire Group
Visa confusion at Nice airport leaves seven passengers grounded despite valid documentation.
Mauritius Losing Public Beach Access as Private Claims Swallow Coastline
Coastal erosion and climate change pose an existential threat to Mauritius's shrinking public shoreline.
Digital ID Push Faces Trust Crisis Without Privacy Safeguards, Warns Commissioner
Citizens' trust in digital systems hinges on robust privacy protections and oversight.
Displaced Islanders Demand UK Complete Chagos Handover to Mauritius
Chagossian delegation presses UK lawmakers to finalize territorial transfer and restore displaced families' right to return.
Voice Fraud Technology Spreads Across Europe; Financial Sector Sounds Urgent Warning
Deepfake audio and video impersonation schemes threaten financial institutions and public trust across the continent.
Precious Metal Surge Signals Investor Flight From Unstable Markets
Central banks and retail investors drive precious metals demand amid economic uncertainty.
Meta's AI Push Triggers Mass Workforce Reduction, Sparking Tech Industry Anxiety
Company redirects billions toward AI while cutting thousands of positions globally.
Security Guard's Quick Action Prevents Greater Tragedy at San Diego Islamic Center
Extremist teenagers killed after security guard disrupts attack at San Diego mosque
Island Nation Charts New Course with Comprehensive Ocean Management Strategy
Mauritius prioritizes blue economy principles amid climate pressures on tourism and fisheries sectors.
Island Paradise Faces Pressure: Mauritius Grapples With Tourism Growth and Pollution
Mauritius maintains its status as Africa's premier tourism destination amid sustainability concerns.
Island Nation Emerges as Africa's Next Major Fintech Powerhouse
Mauritius emerges as Africa's leading fintech hub with strategic advantages.
African Nations Reshape Trade Routes Away From Europe Amid Shipping Cost Crisis
East African trade expansion reshapes Mauritius's regional economic positioning