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36 new buses replaced old in NTC
The National Transport Company (NTC) is renewing its fleet of buses to reduce expenses related to the repair of buses that have outlived their utility. NTC has just acquired 36 new buses of the Nissan brand. Eleven are already in use and 25 more are expected in the coming weeks. By May, the NTC will purchase 10 minibuses.
04 Mar 2011, motors.mega.mu
Reza Nauyeck remporte un séjour à Rodrigues grâce à Duraco
Kaylor Rotomoulders Ltd fait des heureux parmi ses clients. La compagnie a offert un séjour pour deux personnes à l’île Rodrigues ainsi que Rs 5 000 d’argent de poche à M. et Mme Reza Nauyeck, suite à un jeu concours lancé en novembre 2010.
04 Mar 2011, Orange Ki News ?
Biggest corruption scandal of India Liked with Mauritius
After the scandal around the Commonwealth Games, Port-Louis has served to conceal the bribes paid to Indian Minister for mobile phone licenses. The investigation of the Indian authorities to Mauritius on bribes paid bribes to a Minister for the granting of licenses to firms 2G mobile telephony seems to be working. It turns out that
04 Mar 2011, MauritiusHot
Sheila Bappoo Vs Leela Devi Dookun-Lutchmun
Here is another statement that could cast a chill in relations between the PTR and the MSM. The Minister of Gender Equality, Development and Child Welfare of the family, Sheila Bappoo, says she has no lessons from his colleague, Leela Devi Dookun-Lutchmun. She made this statement this afternoon on Radio Plus during the second part
04 Mar 2011, MauritiusHot
Nation bids goodbye to Christian Rivalland
Christian Rivalland, an intellectual and a man of integrity, died last Friday at the age of 68 in South Africa. The former campaign manager of Prime Minister Dr Navin Ramgoolam died following a heart attack. Many of his friends came to pay their last respects at the Church of St Jean on Thursday afternoon. Emotions [...]
04 Mar 2011, The Independent Daily
Round Table to support differently-abled children
The Mauritius Round Table number 7 (MRT7), a non-governmental organisation, is putting together a fund raising event on behalf of Association Autrement Capable Toujours Joyeux (AACTJ) on Sunday. The fund raising event will be an innovative charity walk starting from the capital to the airport. MRT7 members plan to walk backwards from Port Louis to [...]
04 Mar 2011, The Independent Daily
BPML hosts job fair for school leavers on Friday
The Business Parks of Mauritius Ltd (BPML) job fair will be organised at the Cyber Tower 1, Ebène on Friday and Saturday. The event will be a platform for exhibitors, sponsors and school leavers looking for their first job meet. This fourth edition will again have the support of the Outsourcing Telecommunication Association of Mauritius [...]
04 Mar 2011, The Independent Daily
Pacific, Indian monks impressed by Maha Shivratree
Three monks from Bharat Sevashram Sangha, namely Swami Dibyananda, Swami Ganeshananda and Swami Sanyuktanand, who are from Trinidad West Indies, Fiji and India respectively, were in Mauritius on February 25 for Maha Shivratree. They paid a courtesy visit to President Sir Anerood Jugnauth on Thursday morning. These swamis had a stall at Grand Bassin for [...]
04 Mar 2011, The Independent Daily
Research centre in quest of innovative business ideas
The Business and Research Incubation Centre (BRIC) was officially launched by the minister of Tertiary Education Dr Rajesh Jeetah on Thursday at Ebène. BRIC is an initiative of the Mauritius Research Council (MRC) in collaboration with the Ministry of Tertiary Education, Science, Research and Technology. BRIC is a connecting and collaborative platform focussed on enabling [...]
04 Mar 2011, The Independent Daily
Standard Chartered group records $6.12 bn profit
The Standard Chartered group announced operating profits of USD 6.12 billion for 2010. This represents a growth rate of 19 per cent in 2009. The continual Asian growth enabled the group’s income to climb up by six per cent, thereby reaching USD 16.06 billion. Peter Sands, group chief executive said on Wednesday that 2010 marked [...]
04 Mar 2011, The Independent Daily
MCIT takes over red light area murder case
The murder case of Marie Lourdes Collet, a prostitute, was referred to the Major Crime Investigation Team (MCIT) on March 1 by the prosecution. The suspects were all presented at the District Court of Pamplemousses in front of magistrate Kevin Moorghen. Following the preliminary inquiry, the main suspect in the case, Naseerudin Tengur alias Shameem, [...]
04 Mar 2011, The Independent Daily
Boollell proposes to extend territory
The minister of Foreign Affairs, Regional Integration and International Trade announced on Thursday that the government plans to increase it economic exclusive zone from 1.9 thousand kilometre square to 2.6 thousand kilometre square. He was speaking at a meet on the concept of the Mauritius Ocean State and was joined by geo-politician Shafiq Osman and [...]
04 Mar 2011, The Independent Daily
Boolell proposes to extend territory
The minister of Foreign Affairs, Regional Integration and International Trade announced on Thursday that the government plans to increase it economic exclusive zone from 1.9 thousand kilometre square to 2.6 thousand kilometre square. He was speaking at a meet on the concept of the Mauritius Ocean State and was joined by geo-politician Shafiq Osman and [...]
04 Mar 2011, The Independent Daily
Govt not decided on national ID format
The government is still hesitant about putting the signature or fingerprint on the new national identity cards. According to sources, negotiations are still ongoing. The first card will be issued to the public for free but once the card is lost the citizen will have to pay to apply for a new card. “We are [...]
04 Mar 2011, The Independent Daily
VOH to drag Boodhoo to court
The Voice of Hindu (VOH) has decided to sue Harish Boodhoo for ‘false and malicious denunciation in writing’. This was said by Navin Unnoop, vice president of the VOH during a press conference held at the headquarters of the VOH in Quatre Bornes on Thursday. “In the last five years, we have seen that Harish [...]
04 Mar 2011, The Independent Daily
Mauritius Paradise Poker Tour – First Poker tournament in Mauritius
Mauritius will host from 26 March to 3rd April the biggest poker tournament never organized in the Indian Ocean . The “Million Paradise Poker Tour|” A lot of players from various countries are expected , (Mauritius, Réunion, Madagascar, Seychelles, Mayotte, but also France, South Africa, Lebanon and Switzerland) the tournament is also supported by its
04 Mar 2011, MauritiusHot
Cruelty on Primates in Mauritius – Government do not care for animals but only for money.
Prima Cyno Ltd., a relative newcomer in the business of capturing, breeding and export of macaques received the green light from authorities to proceed with his project. His certificate “Environment Impact Assessment (EIA) was presented on January 17 last by the Ministry of Environment. Bad news for the British NGO antivivisectionists as British Union for
04 Mar 2011, MauritiusHot
The wife of an Indian minister has transferred Rs 2 billion-bribe to Mauritius
After the scandal around the Commonwealth Games, Port-Louis has served to hide the bribes paid to Indian Minister for mobile phone licenses. A commission hold in Port-Louis has brought results.
03 Mar 2011, business.mega.mu
Fuel price review is possible in mid-March
The price of oil on the world market continues to fluctuate. Sometimes it is $99.58 a barrel, or $102 or $107.95, or $112.57. On Wednesday, it was $114.89 a barrel, the highest level in two years. In Mauritius, the Petroleum Pricing Committee (PPC), a new mechanism established by the State Trading Corporation (STC), directly follows the evolution of prices on the world market.
03 Mar 2011, motors.mega.mu
Rs 800 is the cost of new license plates
Drivers are forced to pay more and more. Recent there was parking coupon price grow, fee for the personalised number plate and fitness test and now drivers have to pay Rs 800 for a new number plate.
03 Mar 2011, motors.mega.mu