Sandhya Boygah considers herself a victim of male-dominated politics. In 2007, she was asked by her party, the ruling Labour Party, to step aside and allow a man to stand for the elected post she sought.
Sandhya Boygah considers herself a victim of male-dominated politics. In 2007, she was asked by her party, the ruling Labour Party, to step aside and allow a man to stand for the elected post she sought.
The government of Mauritius was considering legislation to make the country even more attractive to the financial services and business process outsourcing sectors, Raju Jaddoo, MD of the Mauritius Board of Investment, said this week.
(RTTNews) - Tourist arrivals to Mauritius reached 871,356 in 2009, the country’s Central Statistics Office said on Thursday. This represents a decrease of 6.4% compared to 2008.
Theresa Rebeck’s Mauritius has received a fine production by the Naples Players. The plot of this contemporary play revolves around a pair of 19th century stamps issued by the island nation of the title. The ownership, the provenance, the genuineness of the stamps are all at issue. The human dealings, also, are full of doubtful [...]
Feb. 16 (Bloomberg) — Mauritius tourism industry contributed an estimated 10.1 percent to gross domestic product last year, down from 11.8 percent in 2008, the statistics office said.
Fund administrator Augentius has opened an office in Mauritius, its third new launch in 18 months, as it taps demand from private equity firms looking to invest in India and Africa.
By Jean Paul Arouff
Tsangarides, Charalambos G. Disclaimer: This Working Paper should not be reported as representing the views of the IMF. The views expressed in this Working Paper are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent those of the IMF or IMF policy.
Feb. 16 (Bloomberg) — Mauritian stocks extended the longest losing streak in a year after Sun Resorts Ltd. , the fourth-biggest member of the benchmark index, reported profit slumped 48 percent.
Below is the press release issued this evening by the International Monetary Fund announcing that it “shortly” will sell 191 tonnes of gold on general markets, unlike the 212 tonnes it claimed to sell last year directly to India, Sri Lanka, and Mauritius.