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Alex remembers how, when she was seven years old in 1999, she was washed with bottled water during the worst drought Mauritius had ever known. What she didn’t expect was that she’d be bathing her children in the same way in 2026. The world she knew in 1999

We’re feeling the brunt of water scarcity in Mauritius; it has made mundane domestic tasks stressful, and the intensity of that stress very much depends on your income. In bourgeois neighbourhoods that had historically never known visits from water bowsers, every gallon is now a calculation. Last week, water

Welcome to Bridge Contributions, our new publication covering the Bridge Moris Diaspora Talent Platform. You are receiving it because you are part of the Bridge Moris community. Hi everyone!  Thank you for following us through this series where we shared more about our Diaspora Talent Platform. Today, we’re presenting

We never set out to write ‘thematic’ issues, but this Bulletin’s content has us thinking a lot about our rasinn – our blood lines, our language, our environment. Roots to grow into, roots to preserve, roots that are the bedrock of a more sustainable tomorrow. News digest A bastion and

Welcome to Bridge Contributions, our new publication covering the Bridge Moris Diaspora Talent Platform. You are receiving it because you are part of the Bridge Moris community. Welcome to another edition of Bridge Contributions, where you’ll meet our Founding Diaspora Contributors structuring growth. But first, we wanted to share

Today, you’ll be reading issue 14 of our regular Bridge Bulletin. You can tell the difference in your inbox by the emojis we add to each title: Mauritian flag for the Bulletin, dodo for our Contributions newsletter covering our Diaspora Talent Platform. We wanted to thank you all so,