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British boy, 4, drowns on family holiday in Mauritius as dad pays touching tribute

A four-year-old British boy has drowned in a hotel swimming pool while on holiday in the Mauritius, as the incident comes days after the hotel was engulfed in flames

Daily Mirror

Colombo Security Conclave agrees to tackle common threats

The members of Colombo Security Conclave include India, Maldives, Mauritius, and Sri Lanka, while Bangladesh and Seychelles are the two observer nations

The Hindu

Mauritius drops all remaining Covid travel rules

Indian Ocean island had previously required testing and quarantine from unvaccinated travellers

The Independent UK

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External Affairs Minister Jaishankar meets his counterparts from Tanzania and Solomon Islands; discusses bilateral cooperation

Jaishankar also met Mauritius Prime Minister Pravind Jugnauth on the sidelines of the summit.

The Hindu

More than 15,000 millionaires expected to leave Russia in 2022

Data suggests exits after invasion of Ukraine, and UAE to overtake US and UK as top destination for world’s wealthy

The Guardian - UK

Probe into sick video mocking murder of bride, 27, strangled on her honeymoon

No-one has ever been convicted for the murder of Michaela McAreavey, 27, who was strangled in her hotel room in Mauritius in 2011, 10 days after her wedding

Daily Mirror

Can a long-haul holiday ever be carbon-neutral?

After flying nearly 6,000 miles to get to Mauritius, Qin Xie looks at whether taking the right kind of holiday can really balance her footprint

The Independent UK

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Mauritius is absolutely beautiful and surprisingly affordable if you know where to go

Mauritius may have a reputation for being the pinnacle of luxury, but its famous golden beaches and sparkling blue coastline doesn't have to coast the earth to visit

Daily Mirror

Gutted couple told 'pay £2,000 more for dream TUI honeymoon or it's cancelled'

Jovita and Jannie Conradie had been looking forward to ten days away in Mauritius following their wedding, only for the flight they were booked onto to be cancelled

Daily Mirror

Gretchen's table: A spicy shrimp stew with roots in the island nation Mauritius

No matter where they hail from, part of the appeal of skillet dishes is the fact they get dinner on the table in no time, usually with just a handful of ingredients.

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Pink pigeons in Mauritius made a remarkable comeback from near-extinction – but are still losing genetic diversity

Back in the 1980s there were just ten or so pink pigeons left in the wild. Known to scientists as Nesoenas mayeri, the species is found only on Mauritius, the Indian Ocean island that was once home to the dodo. Like the dodo, the pink pigeon made an easy target…

The Conversation

Lawyer for Michaela McAreavey's family believes police closer than ever to a breakthrough

Dick Ng Sui Wa, the lawyer for Michaela’s family, had previously feared it was becoming a cold case.

Irish Mirror

‘Heal in India’ can become a big brand: PM

Modi says a special visa category soon for those visiting India for AYUSH therapies

The Hindu

Ex-hotel worker charged by police investigating Michaela McAreavey case

Sandip Moneea, who was acquitted of the teacher’s murder in a 2012 trial, was remanded in custody on conspiracy to commit larceny.

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Irish Mirror

Former hotel worker acquitted of murder of Michaela McAreavey rearrested in Mauritius

Police have not confirmed what suspected offence Mooneea is being questioned over.

The Independent UK

Former hotel worker rearrested in Michaela McAreavey investigation, lawyers say

Sandeep Mooneea was arrested by police in Mauritius on Tuesday, his lawyers said.

The Hindu

‘Indianish but not Indian’ describes Mauritius best

From garam masala made with Madagascar spices to fritters stuffed with prawns and béchamel sauce, local meals in Mauritius are familiar yet so exotic

Edinburgh Live

Gordon Strachan makes generous £11,250 donation to Edinburgh charity LIFT

Low Income Families Together were overwhelmed by Strachan choosing them as his charity after he finished third at the Legends Tour Mauritius 2022 to claim the £11,250.

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The Independent UK

McAreavey case accused readmitted to hospital in Mauritius, says lawyer

Dassen Narayanen, a former security guard at the hotel where the honeymooner was killed in 2011, was being held in a police station on the island.

The Independent UK

Police in Mauritius deny mistreating Michaela McAreavey theft accused

Dassen Narayanen, a former security guard at the hotel where the honeymooner was killed in 2011, is being held in a police station on the island.

The Independent UK

Man charged over Michaela McAreavey case being ‘mistreated’ in custody, lawyer

Dassen Narayanen has been remanded in custody for conspiring to steal from the McAreaveys’ hotel room in Mauritius.

Evening Standard

Baby sun loungers, coloured sandpits and giant tortoises: is Mauritius the most family-friendly holiday ever?

Kate Wills and her toddler Blake discover Mauritius

The Independent UK

Former hotel security guard questioned by Michaela McAreavey detectives

Dassen Narayen, who was previously charged in connection with the murder, was questioned about allegations of theft, his lawyer said.

The Conversation

Using animals for scientific research is still indispensable for society as we know it

Kenya’s national airline – Kenya Airways – made headlines when it announced it would stop transporting monkeys for animal research. This followed an accidental highway crash in Pennsylvania, in the US, which involved a truck transporting monkeys that had been bred in Mauritius for laboratory experiments in the US.

France 24

Dozens killed in twin attacks in Somalia ahead of elections

In tonight's edition: Dozens of people are killed in twin attacks in Somalia. Al Shabaab extremists claim responsibility, saying they were targeting politicians in a bid to disrupt already stalled elections. Also, Tunisian farmers take the law into their own hands in the midst of an ongoing water crisis. Poor…

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