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Celebrate Valluvar Day

[L'Express] Usually January 15th - 16th Tamilians round the world celebrate Pongol...In India Valluvar Day is celebrated around 15th or 16th January as part of the second day of the tamil month "Thai". Why is Valluvar celebrated? Well before the western civilizations started to honour poets the tamils were doing so since centuries. And it is not a surprise that the tamil poet Sa...


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Natalia Czajkowska - 'In an Age of Ai, Journalism Must Supply the Conscience'

[L'Express] In a global media landscape marked by disinformation, artificial intelligence (AI) and declining public trust, the Swiss Academy for Leadership and Sustainability (SALS) has awarded the mauritian newspaper l'express its inaugural Swiss Academy Award for Excellence in Responsible Journalism and Sustainable Reporting. In this interview, Natalia Czajkowska outlines the ...


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Presidency Says Ramaphosa Mauritius Holiday Was No Secret

[Scrolla] The Presidency says President Cyril Ramaphosa's Mauritius holiday was not secret and followed the rules. Gwede Mantashe acted as president from 21 to 27 December while Ramaphosa was out of the country.


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Children, Social Media, and a Mauritian Direction

[L'Express] "Children should not have access to social media". As 2026 dawns, this stance is being progressively adopted by multiple countries, following the radical example set by Australia last month. Indeed, as of December 2025, a new Australian law prevents children under the age of 16 from creating or using accounts on prevalent social media platforms such as Facebook, Inst...


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10 African Countries With Highest Cost of Living At Start of 2026

[Vanguard] Living costs differ significantly across Africa, shaped by factors such as import dependence, currency strength, urbanisation and consumer demand. While some countries remain relatively affordable, others stand out for their high day-to-day expenses--particularly for food, dining, transport and utilities.


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