Despite slowing growth and a sense of uncertainty following political and financial scandals, the Indian Ocean nation is looking to reinvent itself. It aims to attract investment in new industries and more high end tourists as well as fulfill its aim of becoming a regional hub serving Africa.
A lacklustre economy and corruption scandals dominate the agenda
Infrastructure is inadequate and there are worries about inequality
Critics say a government-led ‘clean-up’ campaign is really about settling political scores
As demand stagnates in Europe, Mauritius wants more links with Africa
Mauritius is keen to capitalise on a Africa-focused wave
Visitor numbers are up, but the Maldives and Sri Lanka still have more
Diversification is vital, as prices continue to fall and costs rise
Profile of Mauritius’s new president
RT Knits has positioned itself to compete with European manufacturers
Latent tensions persist between Mauritius’s diverse communities
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