A second birthday under Covid-19 lockdown...
Happy 36th birthday under Covid19 lockdown
Covid19 – Mauritius Lockdown Island 2021
Started on the 10th March 2021 after discovery of 15 cases, the lockdown lasted 52 days.
Using shopandship to expand your online shopping possibilities
With the pandemic creating chaos all over the world, you surely can’t do your online shopping because no one wants to ship to an island with very limited flights. Here's a short revue of shopandship
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 2021
Ho ho ho!!! 🎅 Santa Claus has just delivered the gifts under our Christmas 🎄 tree. I was lucky enough to be able to get a glimpse of him before he disappeared in this magical night, which kids have been eagerly waiting for since long. Hopefully kids will get busy playing with their gifts 🎁... Continue Reading →
Measures to prevent water wastage effective as from today, 1st December 2020
Announced a few days back, the regulations are effective as from today. Some forbidden activities, when using water supply, regardless of using a water hose or any other apparatus) are washing of vehicles, buildings, lawns and watering.
The first speeding ticket on my name
These are the kind of things that despite you do not want to go through this, you know that you can expect to get one someday.
Dhanvin’s 6th birthday party – Spaceship
Because of his recent interest in spaceships, launches, videos about the unmanned space vehicles such as Curiosity etc, this year’s birthday theme had to be around this...
Divyansh’s 3rd birthday – Airplanes
Like every child ( and even the inner child in us, adults), he loves watching airplanes whether on YouTube, or anywhere when they are flying over his head. Crossing fingers to bring him on a real one once the Covid-stuff implies less risk ( or eradicated).
Public Holidays 2021 for Mauritius
Forget about this chaotic year and start planning for long weekends in 2021. The list of Mauritian public holidays is now official!
Exemption decreased from Rs 3,000 to Rs 1,000 for imports following the Budget 2020 – 2021
That's a measure which makes online shopaholics quite unhappy 😬. This means that all purchases above Rs 1,000 will be eligible to VAT charges when clearing customs in Mauritius. Previously, only items above Rs 3, 000 were concerned as there was a higher exemption value.
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