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Mauritius’s Supreme Court has dismissed former president Ameenah Gurib-Fakim’s claim for 500 million rupees in damages from ABSA over the disclosure of information about her use of a credit card linked to the Planet Earth foundation. The bank had disclosed the financial data, according to Defi Media.
The Bank of Mauritius injected $15 million on 5 November, bringing its annual total of foreign exchange market interventions to $155 million. However, individuals still struggle to obtain foreign currency at counters, according to Defi Media.
🇲🇺 Mauritius · Source: Defimedia ·
Airline Air Mauritius recorded a net profit of 78.63 million euros, or about 4.1 billion rupees, for the 2025-2026 financial year. After adjusting for three accounting items, including the revaluation of provisions and foreign exchange gains, it stands at 35.83 million euros, according to Defi Media.
🇲🇺 Mauritius · Source: Defimedia ·
Malawi Attorney General Frank Mbeta announced that the state will challenge before the Supreme Court of Appeal the 300 billion kwacha award granted to defunct Finance Bank Malawi. The central bank revoked its licence in 2005, a decision ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court in February 2026, which ordered an assessment of damages.
🇲🇼 Malawi · Source: The Nation Malawi ·
The Mauritian government plans to renew 114 kilometres of water pipes with Indian funding of 2.9 billion rupees over two and a half years. The project is part of a programme to replace 1,500 kilometres of the network, according to Defi Media.
🇲🇺 Mauritius · Source: Defimedia ·
Mauritian novelist Ananda Devi receives the Jean Giono prizeAnanda Devi, a 69-year-old Mauritian novelist living in France, received the Jean Giono prize on Tuesday for her novel "Chronique d’un royaume perdu", published by Grasset in August. The prize, worth 10,000 euros and chaired by Paule Constant, rewards a work depicting a community’s struggle in Mauritius, according to Defi Media.
Somalia repatriates 170 detainees from Libyan prisonsSomalia has repatriated 170 nationals detained in Libyan prisons, including in Benghazi and Sabha, with support from the European Union and the International Organization for Migration. Upon arrival at Mogadishu airport, they received medical care, temporary accommodation and reintegration assistance, according to Shabelle Media Network.The week in Africa
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