[Evening News]: "WHEN WORK BECOMES A NIGHTMARE FOR A MALAGASY WOMAN"

Summary for Saturday, December 6, 2025:

• A 36-year-old Malagasy caregiver accuses her employer's son of sexual abuse in Mauritius... Threatened and deprived of her documents, she found the courage to speak only with the help of a friend... She has filed a complaint with the Central CID; the suspect has not yet been arrested...

• Mauritius is accelerating its efforts in artificial intelligence... The government is launching a dedicated unit to oversee, regulate, and promote the use of AI across all sectors... This initiative is part of a national strategic plan that prepares the country for its digital revolution...

• Vendors in Port Louis will soon be able to showcase their products directly in front of their shops during the Night Market... The Cabinet has approved this measure, with fees based on the space occupied, set by the municipalities...

• The goal is to boost local commerce and enhance street activity during the night market... The International Kreol Festival continues across the island, following its launch yesterday in Mon Choisy... Tonight, the atmosphere shifts to Trou-d’Eau Douce for an evening entirely dedicated to traditional Sega music... The festival will conclude tomorrow with the traditional Mauritian regatta, a Creole food festival, and a closing concert...

• In France... Since its reopening on December 7, 2024, Notre Dame has already attracted around 11 million visitors... An unprecedented influx since the 2019 fire, signaling a renewed global interest in this iconic monument. In this edition, we look back in images and figures on this revival...