The government of Mauritius has officially lifted a nationwide nighttime curfew imposed after rare and violent civil unrest. Authorities implemented the measure to restore order following protests and clashes. The decision to end the curfew marks a return to normalcy as the country stabilizes.
Mauritius has officially entered a phase of normalization as the government lifts curfew restrictions. Schools, businesses, and public services across the island nation have resumed full operations, marking a significant step toward stability following recent security measures implemented by authorities.
Mauritius has introduced a mandatory 'Special Allowance 2024,' or 14th-month payment, for eligible employees earning up to MUR 50,000 monthly, following tax reforms by the Mauritius Revenue Authority (MRA). This measure, enacted under the Special Allowance Act 2024, aims to alleviate financial strain and address cost-of-living concerns, with the MRA providing financial assistance to qualifying employers.
