Sentence examples for mauritius from inspiring English sources

A web of deliberate confusion and propaganda has been spread over the rebellion, and has made thicker with each of the three regional meetings held in the last 10 days: in Victoria Falls, Addis Ababa and Mauritius.

Mauritius is known for its secrecy, negligible corporate tax rates, and for being a favoured conduit for wealthy individuals and multinationals wishing to avoid tax on African and Asian profits.

Air France (0845 0845 111; airfrance.co.uk) flies to Mauritius from Heathrow from £582 Petite Anse (petiteanse.com) has a real hideaway feel: 11 cottage-style rooms tucked away in the north of the island, with lush gardens surrounding the pool and lodge.

We are advised that the government minimum wage in Mauritius is particularly low and that unions prefer to compare salaries to a 'living wage' which is more than double the pay offered by CMT.

Although Ellis pushed and pushed to sign Ginola – "He came back from Mauritius, where he'd met David one summer and he was in love with him" – Gregory says that the deal would not have gone ahead without him agreeing to it.

Double rooms at Paradise Cove, Cap Malheureux, Mauritius (00 230 204 4000) start at £153 per person per night half-board (May to July) based on two people sharing including land and water sports.

According to the new data, more than £125m was sent via Mauritius, including £60m for investment in India.

For now Mauritius has become one of the most vibrant holiday destinations in the world - hipper, say the experts, than the Caribbean.

Then off to dinner with the Spanish ambassador, who informed me he had fallen in love with me and wished to whisk me to Mauritius.

Mauritius is just twice the size of the Isle of Wight and sits like a pea in the middle of the Indian Ocean.

In Mauritius Mr Kabila and his southern African allies continued to refuse to meet the leaders of the rebellion to discuss a ceasefire.