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Leadership Programmes for Youth in Mauritius: A Practical Guide for Parents and Students
Choosing the right youth leadership Mauritius programme can feel surprisingly high-stakes. Parents want something safe, credible and genuinely developmental. Students want something engaging, relevant and worth their time. And with so many activities now labelled “leadership”, it helps to know what truly builds character, confidence and capability. In Mauritius, interest in youth development is growing…
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Youth Empowerment in Mauritius: What Actually Works
Youth empowerment in Mauritius is often spoken about with optimism—and rightly so. The country has a young, dynamic population with enormous potential. But potential alone is not enough. Over the years, many initiatives have tried to “inspire” young people through talks, events, and campaigns. While these efforts may spark temporary motivation, they rarely create lasting…
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CSR in Mauritius: How Companies Can Partner with NGOs for Real Impact
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in Mauritius has evolved significantly over the past decade. Once viewed mainly as a compliance requirement or a branding exercise, CSR in Mauritius is now increasingly seen as a strategic opportunity for businesses to make a meaningful contribution to society. Yet, despite rising investment, many CSR initiatives still fall short of…
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Robotics Team Mauritius 2026: A Life-Changing Opportunity for Mauritian Students Aged 14-18
A powerful opportunity is opening for young people in Mauritius. YUVA has officially begun the search for Mauritian students aged 14-18 to form Robotics Team Mauritius 2026, the national team that will represent the country at the FIRST Global Challenge 2026 in Incheon, Republic of Korea, from 7-10 October 2026. For many students, this is…
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Mauritius National Day 2026: What 58 Years of Independence Really Ask of Us
Every year, when 12 March arrives, Mauritius dresses itself in colour. Flags appear on cars, shops, homes and public buildings. Schoolchildren sing with unusual sincerity. Families gather. Speeches are made. The island remembers itself. This year, Mauritius marks 58 years of independence since 12 March 1968 and 34 years as a republic since 12 March…
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Call For Applications: Free Business, Finance & Digital Skills Workshop at The Docks
Across Mauritius, thousands of women are doing something quietly remarkable. From kitchens, spare rooms, verandas and living rooms, they are baking, stitching, styling, designing, freelancing, consulting, crafting and serving. They are not simply “keeping busy”. They are building livelihoods, supporting families, holding communities together and proving, every day, that enterprise does not always begin in…
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Where to Donate in Mauritius: How to Donate Safely and Wisely
Many people want to donate in Mauritius to support vulnerable communities, youth development, education, and environmental causes. However, donors today are increasingly thoughtful about where their money goes and whether their contributions truly make a difference. With hundreds of organisations operating across the island, knowing how to donate safely and wisely has become just as…
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Advancing the Conversation on Poverty: A Follow-Up Consultation on Mauritius’ Proposed National Multidimensional Poverty Index
At a time when development discussions are becoming more nuanced and evidence-driven, the Ministry of Social Integration, Social Security and National Solidarity, in collaboration with Statistics Mauritius and the National Empowerment Foundation, convened a Follow-Up Consultation with Non-Governmental Organisations on the proposed National Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI). Held at The Docks, the session brought together…
