Bridge Moris

Bonzur tu dimunn! Mauritius, as you probably know, relies heavily on imported fossil fuels for its energy supply, with oil products comprising over 90% of its primary energy requirements. Activists, academics and researchers have been telling politicians – for years! – that our island should invest more in renewable energy, but projects

Bonzur! Right now, the weather in Mauritius is hot and supra-humid, with short bursts of torrential rain; one hears 'ki pe dir sa saler la?' as well as ‘enn bon cyclone pu vini’ every day. And though the youth are excited at the idea of missed school

On 29 January 2026, we submitted an electoral reform proposal to the Prime Minister's Office, advocating for diaspora enfranchisement. A few weeks later, on 18 February, we were honoured to be invited onto national television as part of a select audience brought in to comment on MBC'

Bonzur and welcome to the very first Bridge Bulletin, a publication that has been designed with the hope of suffusing your inboxes with the texture of contemporary Mauritian life. A bi-weekly pulse-check, if you will, on the island’s news, culture and community. We’ve called this first

The Bridge Moris team concluded its two-month, in-person founders’ sprint in Mauritius, that included a four-week roadshow, and Yashna headed back to the US last week. During this time, we had an incredible 42 meetings with various stakeholders and started setting solid foundations for this crucial first

We’re delighted to be partnering once again with Instiglio in its search for a Transformation Director. In our first pilot where we supported the organization in identifying a Chief of Staff, several Bridge Moris candidates progressed to the interview stages, and we’re excited to once again support strong

On Jan 29th 2026, Bridge Moris submitted the following proposal to the Electoral Reform Committee, following the PMO's call for proposals concerning the upcoming electoral reform. This proposal took two months to draft, and is the product of considerable research. Through it, we are honoured to represent all

Bridge Moris is partnering with the United Nations' International Organization for Migration (IOM). The IOM is currently  supporting the Government of Mauritius in the formulation of a National Diaspora Policy and Action Plan in order to better engage our island’s diaspora. The Plan, once drafted, will present the