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Monday, June 15, 2026 MAURITIUS Edition Independent Journalism

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Students Face Uncertain Future as Government Mulls Alpha College Closure Despite Safety Cl
Digital ID Push Faces Trust Crisis Without Privacy Safeguards, Warns Commissioner
South Africa's Democracy Tested as President Blocks Inquiry into Farm Theft Allegations
Tourism Gains Slow to Crawl as Mauritius Faces Summer Slump
Island Nation Faces Budget Crossroads: Experts Warn Caution Could Deepen Economic Stagnati
Mauritius Borrowing Costs Rise; Central Bank Rate Hike Hits Households and Small Firms

Mauritius Seeks IMF Guidance as Tourism and Finance Sectors Face Mounting Pressures

Economic consultations address inflation, debt, and sector-specific recovery challenges

Mauritius Banking Authority Issues Urgent Alert on Five Evolving Online Scam Methods

Central bank identifies five prevalent fraud tactics targeting residents through digital channels.

Mauritius Charts Economic Course with Ocean-Centered Development Plan

Island nation integrates environmental expertise into economic planning for marine resource development.

Mauritius Issues Sweeping Business Compliance Updates; Corporate Sector Braces for Changes

New regulatory notices reshape compliance requirements for Mauritius business sector

Island Nation Braces for Import Shocks as Global Economy Stumbles

Mauritius navigates economic challenges amid global market volatility and external pressures.

Africa's Race Against Time to Master AI Before Economic Gaps Widen Further

African nations race to adopt AI while Mauritius emerges as regional technology leader.