During his Sunday speech in Port-Louis, Paul BĂ©renger criticized Friday’s social media suspension. He claimed Pravind Jugnauth made it seem like the ICTA ordered the suspension. However, BĂ©renger insisted it was Jugnauth’s decision. He argued this was an attempt to control information, especially with elections approaching. He stated it undermines democracy and citizens’ right to free speech. Praise for Calm and Resilience by Paul BĂ©renger BĂ©renger thanked the population for staying calm and not falling into the government’s traps. He believed the government tried to create chaos to delay elections. Despite this, the people remained resilient and actively resisted manipulation..…
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Ruben Amorim Set to Reshape Manchester United After Ten Hag’s Departure Manchester United is setting its sights on Ruben Amorim to lead the team into a new era. Following Erik ten Hag’s exit, the club moved quickly, reaching out to Amorim’s agent to gauge his interest in the role. Known for his successful tenure with Sporting Lisbon, where he won consecutive titles, Amorim has a proven track record that aligns with United’s vision for the future. Ruben Amorim’s Proven Success and Immediate Appeal After confirming Amorim’s availability through his release clause, United acted promptly. Chief Executive Omar Berrada traveled to…
Following the recent circulation of certain audio recordings on social media, the Government of Mauritius has taken the unprecedented step of temporarily suspension of social networks across the country. The decision, led by the Information and Communication Technologies Authority (ICTA), was announced on Friday morning, November 1, 2024, via an official press communiquĂ© from the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) Communications Cell. The suspension, which impacts the most popular social networks in Mauritius, will remain in effect until November 11, 2024, as authorities work to contain potential threats to national security. Why the Suspension of Social Networks? The move to temporarily…
Coralie Makoona: A Historic Win at the African Influencer Awards Coralie Makoona recently celebrated a monumental moment for herself and Mauritius, winning the prestigious “Top Female Social Media Influencer of the Year 2024” award at the African Influencer Awards. This title, awarded for the first time to a Mauritian, marks a historic milestone. Coralie expressed her overwhelming joy, calling it “unexpected and deeply humbling.” Coralie Makoona: A Journey of Dedication and Resilience Reflecting on her journey, Coralie explained that she was nominated in two categories. Initially, she anticipated winning the “Best Content Creator” award. However, receiving the top influencer award…
Over Three Years Without Justice for Sunkai Victims More than three years have passed since the Intermediate Court ordered refunds for Sunkai victims. This Ponzi scheme wiped out the life savings of over 1,500 individuals. Despite promises of high returns, the scheme collapsed, leaving investors empty-handed. To date, no refunds have been issued; consequently, the victims continue to await justice. Legal Representatives Criticize Authorities’ Inaction At a recent press conference, Me Kaviraj Bokhoree and Salim Muthy condemned the authorities for their inaction. “We still don’t know where the confiscated money is,” they declared. “This money doesn’t belong to taxpayers or…
Support for the Surface Duo 2 will officially end in a few weeks Microsoft has rolled out the final security update for its Surface Duo 2 dual-screen smartphone. This comes ahead of the device’s official end of support on October 21, according to Windows Central. The original Surface Duo, launched in September 2020, aimed to merge smartphones and tablets into one device. It featured dual screens and a customized Android OS. Microsoft marketed it as the ideal productivity tool for users on the go. However, the Surface Duo 2, released in October 2021, faced several issues. Critics pointed out bugs,…
Pogba’s Statement on His Doping Ban Paul Pogba, the Juventus midfielder, recently addressed his doping ban, asserting, “I’m not a cheater.” In his statement, Pogba took responsibility for his failed doping test, which resulted in an 18-month suspension. This response reflects Pogba’s commitment to transparency amid the controversy. Background of the Doping Ban Initially, the Court of Arbitration for Sport handed Pogba a four-year ban. However, the court later reduced the penalty after acknowledging that he did not intentionally ingest the banned substance. In February, Italy’s national anti-doping tribunal found elevated testosterone levels in his system. Testosterone is a hormone…
Development in the Constituency: An Overview of La Caverne–Phoenix Constituency No. 15 (La Caverne–Phoenix) is the largest electoral area in Mauritius, with 61,231 voters. This constituency includes regions such as Belle-Terre, Castel, Holyrood, Solferino, La Caverne, and parts of Henrietta and Quinze-Cantons. During the last election, voting patterns were mixed, despite leaders urging voters to support a unified bloc. Nevertheless, the upcoming election may unveil unexpected outcomes regarding development in the constituency. Key Areas and Voter Demographics This constituency includes a diverse array of regions, each presenting unique needs and demographics. Notably, young voters are increasingly vocal about their concerns…
Xavier-Luc Duval, leader of the PMSD, spoke on October 16 at a congress in Belle-Rose. He expressed concern about the drug situation and suggested dismantling the Anti-Drug and Smuggling Unit (Adsu). This idea contrasts with Prime Minister Pravind Jugnauth’s stance. Duval referred to Paul Lam Shang Leen’s recommendations on drug trafficking and proposed several solutions. He even suggested bringing in foreign experts to help tackle the problem. Duval also addressed infrastructure issues in Quatre-Bornes. He noted progress with the Saint-Jean cemetery and flooding, but more improvements are still needed. During his speech, Duval criticized his political rivals. He compared his…
What the Police Say About These Dangerous Flags Drivers in No. 8 (Quartier-Militaire–Moka) and those who use the roads in this constituency, as well as those who take the highway from Port-Louis to Grand-Baie, have seen all sorts of dangerous things since the start of the election campaign. The reason: the massive and annoying presence of orange flags at the roundabouts. Every day, they express their concern on social networks about the dangers posed by these flags, since those who installed them clearly did not take into account the safety rules. A motorist from the region also testified to his…