[Evening News]: "We Gain Our Lives This Way"

[Evening News]: "We Gain Our Lives This Way"

On the agenda for Friday, December 5, 2025:

• For a long time stigmatized, scrap collectors do not always fit the stereotype. Those we followed work honestly, retrieving rusty metals and discarded objects, street by street. Thanks to them, our environment breathes a little better. A report from the beginning of this edition.

• The Goburdhun family is devastated. Selven, 43, originally from Bain-des-Dames, was stabbed in his apartment in Cantal. His neighbor has been arrested. Having lived in France for 13 years, he was supposed to return on Friday for the holidays.

• A moratorium deemed essential. Business Mauritius reacts to the one-year exemption granted for certain non-biodegradable containers. The Environment Ministry cites the lack of reliable alternatives.

• The DPP's office aims to modernize. It has commissioned a 67-page report from international lawyer Francesca Del Mese. The document proposes constitutional, legislative, and organizational reforms aimed at improving efficiency and preparing for the establishment of the National Prosecution Service and the National Crime Agency.

• The Ministry of Youth and Sports intensifies its fight against drugs. On December 7, a 46.6 km relay will connect Curepipe to Rose-Hill. An initiative called "The Unity Run." Its mission: to mobilize municipalities and district councils around the message "Mauritians unite against drugs."