Talk Africa: Mauritius- A leading economy

The Republic of Mauritius rests off the South East coast of Africa.
To most of the world Mauritius is famous for its pristine beaches, turquoise waters and wildlife that are unique to this tropical island.
But beyond the palm fringed coastlines that circle Mauritius lies an even richer story, the story of a rising financial powerhouse, a vibrant and diverse tourism sector and a master class in the fusion of the worlds’ cultures.
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[@SooperVlog336]

I Love Mauritius 🇲🇺

[@preetymoondah3525]

You're welcome here

[@Atipat12]

AWESOME

[@waardahhh]

After being freed from slavery most people went to work for themselves. They had nothing. Most of them became fishermen. Due to this fact, a lot of people african origin have not been able to move to upper echelons. After slavery, the British went to fetch people from India to work for peanuts.

[@mhow4967]

Don't forget the very people work for peanut 🥜 became the land owners!
And the original owner of the land just watching the world goes by 😉

[@amonduul2154]

@@mhow4967 The island wasnt inhabited

[@shauncameron8390]

@@mhow4967
And this is where not everything can be blamed on Europeans.

[@Los-drummer]

Good point! but you don't live in Africa a and you know nothing about bad governance propaganda and war for natural resources so please keep your comment for you cause you know nothing about Africa

[@AbulaSintu]

This is AfriKa we want!

[@toddmaek5436]

All those non african peoples??

[@erismara9099]

@pamela ravina don't give in into a troll, it's obvious that your people are Africans and we respect you as a diverse african nation.

[@Atipat12]

COOL 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@moa3008]

What energy sources powers the Mauritius electricity grid?

[@madelly9044]

The average Local mauritians are not participating in these activities hun. They can't afford these. The beaches are being bought out by the hotels. Soon we will have no beaches left to us locals....we will watch tourists lounging on our beaches while it's no entry fo us. Yes big economy, polluted island, rampage poverty....beautiful for the outsider....shit for us insiders

[@richi2831]

Absolutely

[@elsathome6919]

Facts🙌🏾

[@mikeclubber]

Here come the complaining Mauritian.

[@barbie8103]

False

[@madelly9044]

Ya Sh As opposed to the passive Mauritian who just watches the island get bought out by foreign money.... As opposed to the less prividged Mauritians who earns minimum wage and has no voice and no purchasing power....Get out and smell the manure or your kids will

[@jlcgu11]

Malls are the same all over the world.

[@moa3008]

Are existing house prices increasing; and are the apartment rentals increasing in price because of the financial prosperity in Mauritius?

[@caughtinprovidence7197]

采访记者 好性感。

[@mariatunstall4636]

How much is middle rang property

[@allysoobratty7565]

It's just an ISLAND

[@henryogoi1043]

I simply need a teaching job- a university lecturer position in this country. Anybody, to link me up?

[@JohnSmith-el5mo]

What do you teach?

[@henryogoi1043]

@@JohnSmith-el5moFinance and Accounting.

[@henryogoi1043]

@@JohnSmith-el5mo, I have a Doctorate of Business Administration in Finance, and my teaching courses are finance and accounting: Corporate finance, Investment analysis and portfolio management, international finance, financial and management accounting, to mention a few.

[@ikatelx6966]

Lot's of corruption in high places

[@MrPrincessdlow]

The french guy needed an english translator.
. .

[@prathapds]

അയാളുടെ നോട്ടം പെണ്ണുംപിള്ളയുടെ കാലിനടിയിൽ ആണ് 4:48

[@cathycheung814]

poor medical care

[@prismane_]

is it just me or does this seem like a paid propaganda film

[@AD-jq7ow]

Why?

[@papimoses5015]

do your own research Mauritius is doing it very well, Rwanda is the second in Africa. there is something serious about those little country in Africa. they are not playing about business