Mauritius has reopened nightclubs and bars, lifted restrictions on gatherings, and scrapped a public mask mandate as it eased Covid-19 measures in the Indian Ocean Island paradise popular with holidaymakers. Mauritius had fully opened its doors to international visitors at the start of October, hoping to rebuild its vital tourism industry after long months of isolation because of the pandemic. But a month later it reimposed a raft of new Covid-19 curbs after cases surged.
SOURCE: IOL
More Stories
Accelerating and Scaling Priority Infrastructure Development in Africa
Case Studies: Strategising for a New Era of African Trade
Africa’s Largest Lithium Producer is Keen to Take Advantage of a Rapidly Growing Global Demand
The Pro-business Stance of President Hassan is Credited with Regaining Investor Confidence
Five of Africa’s Biggest Economies Poised to Hike Rates
Kinshasa Says Kigali is Plundering its Resources
The Economic Effects of Climate Change on Farmers in Ghana
BP Quits Aviation Services in South Africa
Nigerian Entrepreneur Finds an Alternative for the Country’s Energy Crisis
Top 10 Happiest Countries in Africa
The Latest Sign of Progress in Ethiopia’s Peace Deal
Traditional Gender Norms are the Main Barrier to Ghanaian Women Pursuing Academic Careers