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The Japanese ship operator of the tanker that leaked over 1,000 tons of oil off the coast of Mauritius in July has pledged $9 million toward clean-up efforts. The oil spill has damaged mangroves and coral reefs.

The oil spill off the coast of Mauritius is a grim reminder of the need for environmental courts in Africa. They could play an important role in punishing environmental offences as a recent case from Kenya proves.

Mauritius said almost all oil from a leaking ship off its coast has now been removed. The country will also seek compensation from the owners of the Japanese ship for causing ecological damage.

A new tool by the International Trade Centre aims to track policies for women in trade. The SheTrades outlook shows that South Africa, Mauritius, Rwanda and Samoa have designed policies that boost women’s economic empowerment. Vanessa Erogbogbo, Chief of the SheTrades Initiative at ITC joins CNBC Africa for more.

Pope Francis is set to visit the cyclone-vulnerable nations of Mozambique, Madagascar and Mauritius this week. Climate change, corruption and poverty will be on the agenda in talks with leaders.

Pope Francis will make his fourth trip to Africa when he visits Mozambique, Mauritius and Madagascar from 4-10 of September 2019. Pope Francis will travel to Mozambique's capital, Maputo on the 4th then on to Antananarivo, Madagascar on Saturday 7th and Port Louis, Mauritius on Monday 9th of September according to the Vatican.

Internet Company Opera has released its State of the Mobile Web Africa 2016 Report.

Experience the world’s best beaches in Seychelles, the world’s biggest Basilica in Cote D’Ivoire, sacred sites in Ethiopia, sitting on the edge of the Victoria Falls, patting crocodiles in The Gambia and so much more.

Experience the world’s best beaches in Seychelles, sugar tastings in Mauritius, the world’s biggest Basilica in Cote D’Ivoire, sacred sites in Ethiopia, patting crocodiles in The Gambia and so much more.

Nigeria moved up one place on the World Bank's ease of doing business, coming in at 169th. Mauritius maintained its positive as the top performing Sub-Saharan African economy on the ease of doing business in 2015.