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Petrol Prices Climb Again: The 14 August 2026 Increase at a Glance

Petrol Prices Climb Again: The 14 August 2026 Increase at a Glance

If your last fill-up felt pricier, you were not imagining it. From 14 August 2026, petrol has gone up again. Here are the key takeaways for Mauritian motorists.What Has ChangedPetrol (Mogas) has risen from Rs 64.25 to Rs 70.65 per litre, an increase of Rs 6.40, or just under 10 per cent. Diesel has been held steady at Rs 71.25, sparing buses, hauliers and bakeries a second blow. In real terms, a full tank now costs roughly Rs 256 to Rs 416 more depending on its size, and

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How to Renew Your Vehicle License in Mauritius
Renewing your vehicle license, known as the Motor Vehicle Licence (MVL) or declaration, is a mandatory process for all vehicle owners in Mauritius. This guide outlines the steps and requirements to ensure a smooth renewal.1. Required DocumentsBefore initiating the renewal process, ensure you have the following original documents:Registration Book – The official document proving vehicle ownership.Valid Insurance Certificate – The insurance must cover the entire period for which you're renewing the MVL.Fitness Certificate:Required for private cars
March 18, 2025
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Mauritius Auto Industry Trends: Growth in Vehicle Registrations & Road Safety Insights
The automotive landscape in Mauritius continues to evolve, with steady growth in vehicle registrations and shifting patterns in road traffic incidents. According to the latest statistics from Statistics Mauritius, the total number of registered vehicles has increased in the first half of 2024, reflecting a rising demand for personal and commercial transportation. However, this growth also comes with challenges, including an increase in road accidents, particularly among vulnerable road users such as motorcyclists and pedestrians.This report provides key insights into
March 11, 2025
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Food for thought: Mauritius vs. La Réunion - A Comparison of Road Fatalities in 2024
Road safety remains a significant concern for both Mauritius and its neighboring island, La Réunion. Despite similarities in geographic size and infrastructure, road fatalities in the two regions present a stark contrast. Analyzing 2024 statistics sheds light on the scale of the issue and highlights key areas where improvements can be made.Road Fatalities: A Statistical ComparisonIn 2024, Mauritius recorded 111 road fatalities, while La Réunion reported 39 deaths due to road accidents. Considering the population difference - Mauritius has approximately 1.27 million people compared
March 07, 2025

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