Cobertura total: Mauricio
12.03.2008
Two British human rights campaigners have been arrested at sea off Diego Garcia - the Indian Ocean island that Britain has leased to the U.S. for controversial military activity.
Leer más+ Reports from The People's Navy Temas relacionados: [Reino Unido] [Estados Unidos] |
26.09.2007
Mauritius on kärkisijalla Mo Ibrahim -säätiön uudessa hyvä hallinto -indeksissä. Perässä luokituksessa tulevat Seychellit, Botswana, Kap Verde ja Etelä-Afrikka. Huonoimman luokituksen sai Somalia.
Leer másOrganización: OneWorld UK Temas relacionados: [África] [Somalia] [Gobierno] |
26.06.2007
A leader of the Chagossian community - expelled from their Indian Ocean island home by Britain to allow development of a U.S. nuclear base - has attacked the UK government's decision to appeal against the third High Court ruling in their favour as “heartless and callous.”
Leer más+ Don't Appeal, UK Urged + Diega Garcia background + Islanders fight 'the final round' Temas relacionados: [Reino Unido] [Estados Unidos] Imagen: Chagossian flag
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23.05.2007
The UK Chagos Support Association has welcomed today's court ruling against the British government's "secret and illegal" attempt to banish Chagossians to make way for a U.S. nuclear base and urged London not to waste yet more taxpayers' money on another appeal.
Leer más+ Chagos Islanders win right to return-British court rules in their favour + Diego Garcia backgrounder Temas relacionados: [Reino Unido] [Estados Unidos] |
15.02.2007
The British Government’s bid to reverse a High Court ruling in favour of Indian Ocean islanders evicted from their homes 40 years ago to make way for a U.S. nuclear base is in its final day.
Leer másOrganización: OneWorld UK Temas relacionados: [Estados Unidos] [Reino Unido] |
29.03.2006
Nearly 100 exiles from the Chagos islands will pay a brief visit to their homelands on Thursday, 40 years after their illegal removal by the British Government to make way for a US military base on the main island, Diego Garcia.
Leer másOrganización: Minority Rights Group Temas relacionados: [Reino Unido] [Estados Unidos] |
10.10.2005
Euroopan unionin päätös leikata raakasokerin tuottajahintoja on kova kolaus Intian valtameressä sijaitsevalle Mauritiukselle, joka on ansainnut sokerilla 17 prosenttia vientituloistaan. EU:ta on arvosteltu liian kovien hintojen maksamisesta omille ja entisten siirtomaiden sokerintuottajille, ja se aikoo nyt leikata hintoja 39 prosenttia tulevien neljän vuoden aikana.
Leer másOrganización: Suomen IPS Temas relacionados: [Comercio] |
30.08.2005
Five years ago the idea of digital television in Africa would have seemed absurd. Now two countries have announced their intention to offer digital television. Senegal seems to have been first into the game, launching a pilot at the end of last year with 200 trial subscribers.
Leer másTemas relacionados: [África] [Senegal] [TIC] |
17.05.2005
Mauritius Prime Minister Paul Raymond Bernger today inaugurates the Government Online Centre and the new Government Portal of the country.
Leer másTemas relacionados: [TIC] [Gobierno] |
25.08.2004
The African Computing and Telecommunications Summit will be held in Mauritius from 7-9 September 2004. ACT 2004 aims to help build partnerships in mainstreaming Africa’s ICT sector.
MoreTemas relacionados: [África] [TIC] [Sociedad Civil] |
12.08.2004
A recent decision by the government of Mauritius to investigate the possibility of instituting sanctions against private radio stations has raised concern among media freedom groups.
Leer másOrganización: United Nations' Integrated Regional Information Network Temas relacionados: [Información & Medios] |
14.01.2004
First came California's Silicon Valley, then India took the honours. Next, if all goes according to plan, the tiny Indian Ocean nation of Mauritius hopes to lead the way in Africa, by transforming itself into a "cyber island".
MoreOrganización: allAfrica.com Temas relacionados: [África] [EconomÃa] [Comunicación] [Cultura] [TIC] [Internet] |
12.01.2004
First came California's Silicon Valley, then India took the honours. Next, if all goes according to plan, the tiny Indian Ocean nation of Mauritius hopes to lead the way in Africa, by transforming itself into a "cyber island."
MoreOrganización: allAfrica.com Temas relacionados: [Construcción de Capacidades] [EconomÃa] [TIC] |
24.12.2003
With an initial input of just $2,500 - the price of a second-hand Toyota car - Mauritius has set up a computer network aimed at transforming the tiny Indian Ocean country into a cyber island.
MoreOrganización: allAfrica.com Temas relacionados: [Construcción de Capacidades] [Comunicación] [TIC] |
14.01.2003
The low-level delegation and exclusive focus on trade reflect the woefully lacking U.S. agenda for this week's trade talks in Africa, charges Africa Action. An IMF Working Paper argues that AGOA's benefits to Africa will be limited by conditions imposed by U.S. trade rules. Mauritians and others plan protests.
Leer másOrganización: Africa Action Temas relacionados: [Estados Unidos] [África] [Cooperación Internacional] [Comercio] |
09.12.2002
Sixth grade students in Kenya, Mauritius, Seychelles, and Tanzania are outperforming their peers throughout southern, eastern and central Africa. An educational quality survey said the lowest performances came from students in Lesotho, Namibia and Uganda.
Leer másOrganización: The UNESCO Courier Temas relacionados: [Kenya] [Seychelles] [República Unida de Tanzania] [África] [Educación] |
30.10.2002
Citizens of the island nation of Mauritius are hoping to develop new skills and participate in online communities thanks to innovative government efforts. The government plans to bring them the benefits of the Internet by tapping into a fibre optic cable that runs through Mauritius.
Leer másOrganización: Digital Divide Network Temas relacionados: [TIC] |
01.10.2002
ICTs are helping governments become more transparent and accountable to citizens, UNESCO has said, citing a recently released joint study> conducted with the Commonwealth Network of Information Technology for Development. But the 15-nation study also found new technologies "posing a challenge to traditional decision-making structures", the UN agency added.
Leer másOrganización: UNESCO - Communication, Information and Informatics Sector Temas relacionados: [Botswana] [Canadá] [Estonia] [Hungría] [India] [Jamaica] [República de Corea] [Malasia] [Malta] [México] [Marruecos] [Nueva Zelanda] [Sudáfrica] [República Unida de Tanzania] [TIC] |


