How Mauritius Became So Rich.

[@TheNewTourist]

If you Love Mauritius Drop a Like

[@heddixkandi1696]

As a Mauritian Myself, Mauritius as other parts of the world is as corrupted as America inventing wars for oil and money.

[@mkmanoj4444]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4jLd6hmerxpq9k

[@johnsensserwadda9699]

It's not meant to be liked especially that it favours whites to blacks.

[@RiyaWani-dg4mt]

Mauritius is really a paradise as quoted by the world known author Mark Twain. It is a model & icon of developement peace,national integrity,racial harmony & law & order for all African continent & unity for Africa.

[@philipmulindwa9722]

I am a Ugandan and have had the opportunity of visiting this beautiful country . The Mauritians are on of the happiest people i have seen .

[@varoonnone7159]

That's kind. Thanks !

[@johannamakgopela5113]

I want to go there tell me more pls

[@fagunseyi9017]

Job well done I'm a Nigerian and I'm just wowed that there is a much more beautiful country like this in Africa Thank you for this educative video God bless 🙌 🎉

[@jabaltariq4606]

Mauritius is called "Little India"! It does not belong in India. It will be used to destroy Black Africans!!

[@jfrancobelge]

Hi from Belgium. I had the opportunity to spend some vacation in Mauritius. I've traveled quite a good deal, both professionally and as a tourist, to very different countries worldwide (as different as the USA, Russia, Malawi, Jordan, South Africa or Thailand, to name a few...); Mauritius is definitely in my top three. Not just because of the beauty of the island, but also because of the natural kindness and tolerance of its population; they have a lesson to teach the world on how to peacefully live together. And it's a safe place.

[@chicagomike]

After Belgium with all its ethnic fighting between French and Dutch it must b total paradise, don’t get me wrong I like Belgium.

[@jfrancobelge]

@@chicagomike I don't get it wrong. Actually, there are some issues between the French-speaking and the Dutch-speaking communities, but no "ethnic fighting" - even at somme communes around Brussels where the issue is indeed more sensitive than where I live (170 kms from Brussels). It's more like two different people with two different cultures living each on its side of the cultural divide, but peacefully still. And the fight if any is mostly political, and often exaggerated in the media by some politicians and their supporters; most people just don't care and live their lives.

[@suzanibafazi8661]

@@chicagomike I found out that Belgium 🇧🇪 was once part of The Netherlands 🇱🇺 but there was a mixture of French, Dutch and Germans then it became a country on it's own.I think 🤔 it was actually a good move because it was a smaller portion of The Netherlands 🇱🇺 that was mixed whilst most of The Netherlands was strictly Dutch so it was a way of uniting all the mixed tribes found in one small area I guess 🤷🏽‍♂️.

[@our10picks18]

As a Kenyan, I really only wish to live in Mauritius 🇲🇺 as my second home! Really love this island on the Indian Ocean 🌊

[@usmanjohn3267]

A country taken over by Indian population

[@samuelmbugua8414]

I also Kenyan, I would love to visit this place.

[@joeysal007]

No We are full

[@SatanBla]

If you're Kenyan and hard working and honest, please come to Mauritius. Otherwise don't. We don't want criminals. Gotta be careful who we let in. Also please adopt the culture and integrate.

[@ibrahimsuleiman8473]

They don't want your black ass there. They hate black people so focuse your energy on main land Africa. I make the mistake of visiting that country once,never again.

[@shahrukhashraf5712]

Been there. So love it! Everything you say is true. People are beautiful. Favourite trip.

[@LaBoutiqueMaurice]

interesting vid, happy to see Mauritius doing well!

[@maplemumbai]

You missed the biggest factor - Mauritius-India business and trade treaty, due to which Mauritius routed investments into India are treated at a favorable tax rate, without it Mauritius would lose billions in investments and jobs. Second, Mauritius is one of the largest recepient of Indian tourism with daily flights briniging in tourists.

[@TheNewTourist]

Really? I would look into that and make an updated video.

[@papi8659]

@@TheNewTourist It's an indian society really not an African one, your reference point should be Singapore not Africa

[@rikzrk453]

How could this guy miss that one crucial point, need an updated video. Indian society and business is a massive factor, probably the main one.

[@dimbwemazala8978]

Rubbish, India does not benefit any country ecconomically, least of all India itself.

[@nasseemmuttur778]

Both that you mentioned are not valid. We have already diversified our markets in both sectors.

[@Loupadron2010]

I had no idea how modern day society in Mauritius has thrive in the economic, social, safety, tourism sectors and an example to the rest of Africa and he world for that matter. Thank you for this educational video and so positive and forward moving in the right direction. The island is a gem in the Indian Ocean.

[@murlimurli7439]

Great achievement

[@Fishstycz]

I'm no longer going to be a tourist in Mauritius.. I'm on track to becoming a resident :)

[@FireballsDragons]

i hope you are not a white african!

[@johannamakgopela5113]

gona vist there next week i would love to know more

[@HARIkRISHNA-wj6sh]

happy to see my indian brothers abroad, our ancestors left for mauritius a long time ago...good to see them leading a good life

[@sehenoandriamialisoa8568]

MRU is a multi-racial country!

[@yossarianlives100]

​@sehenoandriamialisoa8568 more than 60% are from the Indian diaspora. If you don't like it move to canada or some other shit

[@deathadder4999]

@@sehenoandriamialisoa8568 70% population is indian.

[@TheRealBleach]

@@deathadder499950-60%

[@allywatchtv9470]

@@deathadder4999 Correction: India as a country only exists since 1947. Our ancestors came in the 1800 from the British Raj, a country which comprised of India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and part of Myanmar. So 70% of the population can NEVER be Indian. Next time check your facts that will prevent you from talking $hit.

[@whiteybester9160]

Very easy. They are all hardworking people. ❤

[@leojackson6829]

Great information🎖

[@rayyansobrany9759]

I am British and i am of Mauritian decent i plan to live there for a while

[@durudadlani1931]

Seems a vibrant and thriving nation.

[@wiseman0674]

Not all things said are true😢

[@durudadlani1931]

@@wiseman0674 At least it paints a picture of what they would like to be... they probably will be.

[@baburaobanala9725]

Great country

[@ycamara9034]

Free education that is Good 👍👍👍But no no to racisms 😡

[@Lamin_G]

The economy of Mauritius is generally well-rounded and a source of inspiration for many African countries. Conversely, there are socioeconomic achievements of other African countries that Mauritius can draw on as a source of inspiration. For instance, Mauritius could strive to catch up with some high-performing African countries in the arena of a lower debt per capita, better healthcare coverage and lower medical mortality rate, a higher net flow of capital into the country than out of it, better internet coverage and speed, lower unemployment rate, lower inflation rate, higher GDP per capita and higher purchasing power parity (PPP), and better corruption index. Mauritius' handling of diversity could be a source of inspiration for countries worldwide. 🙂

[@rid1bee]

What are you blabbering? Mauritius is much better than most African countries in all those areas that you've mentioned.

[@Lamin_G]

@@rid1bee Give me *specifics* on which part(s) of my comment you _dismiss_ as "blabbering" and *why* -- idle talk is cheap. Mr. paranoid, you attacked something that was not brought up -- the term for that is *red-herring.* I didn't mention anything about Mauritius lagging behind "most" African countries in the areas designated -- *you did.* If you can read English, I urge you to *carefully* re-read my comment and then reply. Make sure you have something truly *valid* (not emotionalism) to critique me on. Take care. 😉

[@varoonnone7159]

​@@Lamin_G Can you give any specific example where Mauritius is behind any African country?

[@Lamin_G]

@@varoonnone7159 Areas where Mauritius lags "behind any African country": Medical supplies per capita, physicians per capita, hospital mortality rate, industrialization, GDP per capita, broadband access, internet access, mobile phones, import versus export balance, susceptibility to debt burden, susceptibility to inflation, and corruption index, to name a few.

[@varoonnone7159]

@@Lamin_G You didn't answer the question. What are the countries that outperform us on these indices? Mauritius is always in the top three in all indices and first, by far, overall What do you mean by internet access? Optic fibre coverage is widespread in Mauritius Do you even know what you're talking about?

[@devanmoodley1246]

Interesting facts.

[@MrPman474]

Definitely on my to-visit list!!

[@clintvan9715]

@@MrPman474 lollllll gooooood luck keep your jewellery wallet in hotel and keep a look out of coconut and prices in the beaches putting there hands in your pockets with a beautiful smiles 😃

[@Aryan-Yash]

​@clintvan9715 imagine hating a small island in the middle of nowhere 🤣sad life and like i said, your country is perfect right and atleast people here have a beautiful smile unlike am sure your country's people dont🤣

[@Aryan-Yash]

​@@clintvan9715prices?? Man youre just broke if you find it expensive lol🤣🤣thats your problem brokie, dont come here if you dont have money. But plenty others do and have money so.... yeah work harder brokie

[@clintvan9715]

@Aryan-Yash get off the alcohol DREAMER

[@anubakarrconteh2463]

I will like to visit Mauritius 🇲🇺🇲🇺

[@SebOutdoors]

Bro why did you pronounce Mauritius in 193752010 different ways???

[@ludo_]

You are not pronunciating the name of the country properly.

[@tstcikhthys]

Pretty cool. I'd like to visit one day. BTW, it's pronounced "mau-ri-shas", not "mau-ri-chi-us" or "mau-ri-shi-us" lol.

[@henrykathurima15]

Oh, fantastic! This is a country African countries should emulate instead the so-called developed countries i.e. Western countries. This is the country all of us should go to for benchmarking. Great country!!! Keep up and do more.

[@TheNewTourist]

Well said

[@IHL343]

Thanks😊 from a mauritian😊

[@vassenapanah8551]

Mauritius is not the paradise anymore people on the island are suffering and becoming poor. Life is hard here.

[@farmingbyfaith4210]

I am South African and would like to connect with Mauritians. I would like to find a way to do business there.

[@joe_lubinda]

​@@farmingbyfaith4210 if you're white don't go there to be a racist

[@RS-ln3ns]

IT'S THE SAME, ALL OVER THE WORLD NOW, INCLUDING IN EUROPE AND AMERICA. LIFE NOW, HAS ALSO, BECOME HARDER, THERE AND THE POOR ARE GETTING POORER.

[@briopalumpus8676]

How come??

[@RS-ln3ns]

HAVEN'T YOU HEARD ? THE COST OF LIVING IN ALL WESTERN COUNTRIES ARE BECOMING A LOT MORE EXPENSIVE. THE PRICES OF FOOD HAS GONE UP REALLY HIGH. THE ENERGY BILLS, GAS AND ELECTRICITY HAS ALSO RISEN QUITE HIGH SO THE POOR PEOPLE IN WESTERN COUNTRIES ARE NOW STRUGGLING TO SURVIVE.

[@oceanwave4142]

8:04 is that really Mauritius?

[@tiluckraikallychurn7608]

Mauritius became a High-Income Country in July 2020 based on 2019 data. However, it slipped back into Upper-Middle-Income status in 2021 due to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic.

[@varoonnone7159]

And now back up

[@mrpeel3239]

Sounds like a more laid-back Singapore

[@clintvan9715]

@@mrpeel3239 lol singapore a wayyyy better paradise no thieves

[@Aryan-Yash]

​@clintvan9715 yes because your country is perfect right? Who hurt you? Lol🤣

[@candyxox]

Im American. This is top on my list of places to travel to next.

[@FireballsDragons]

Diego Garcia

[@clintvan9715]

@@candyxox gooooood luck lol

[@sumanghosh-pb3dw]

10:58 - nation produces sugr cane, tea, fruits n veggies 4 domestic consumption n export. 11:32 - from a poor nation 2 a mid income nation 11:45 - early yrs of independence it relied heavily on sugr industry. Then it implimentd foreign investment.

[@Reed427]

Mauritius became rich because they are an intelligent nation, and work together to achieve the best for their country. They are a tolerate nation and they welcome everyone on the Island regardless what nationality you are, race, religion gender etc. 🇬🇧

[@verity4917]

"Lower class Mauritians suffer incognito in silence!"

[@varoonnone7159]

​@@verity4917 Like any lower class people anywhere on earth

[@verity4917]

@@varoonnone7159 Not everywhere!! People born in lower class are now millionaires, famous businessmen, politicians, academics ect. THEIR CHANCES ARE 💯% EASIER THAN IN MAURITIUS!

[@varoonnone7159]

@@verity4917 The list of the 500 best candidates at the A levels are published every year in Mauritius Mauritian Creoles represent 7% of them despite being 28% of the population Work harder at school instead of whining.

[@Aryan-Yash]

​@@verity4917all you do is spread lies and hate. And what is this lowe class youre speaking of??? Because as a mauritian living here, i dont see it, bar the people who have a choice but still dont choose to work and then complain about "tough life"

[@SudiptKashyap0909]

MAURITIUS --- A Paradise On Earth 🌎

[@verity4917]

PARADISE FOR THE RICH AND THE TOURISTS, HELL FOR THE LOWER CLASS!😟

[@Aryan-Yash]

​@verity4917 the "lower class" dont want to work hard. It is hell for literally no-one. Am a mauritian and a middle class one for since i was born and it was and is never hell. But ig random fools on the Internet who have never been know more

[@Aryan-Yash]

​@@verity4917so like every country basically? And lower class? There is no lower class and definitely isnt hell but there is lazy class but even then its nowhere near hell. Dont project your country's misery onto ours

[@mabeaute8963]

This is certainly only half of the story. The other half told, makes a more realistic picture.

[@prospektarty1513]

Mauritius is the Singapore of Africa.

[@ashrafjoomratee]

Non diametralment oppose ,Corruption . Dictator. Parliament members = roder bout

[@hmu05366]

Lol not quite. Singapore is far richer than Mauritius. Mauritius isn’t rich

[@Aryan-Yash]

@hmu05366 saying mauritius is not rich is just false and our people are happier than sigaporean people

[@clintvan9715]

Singapore are clean and safe with a good government control without corruption. SORRY

[@___spiritofadventure___]

Perfectly positioned between Asia and Europe?? Man, do you need glasses?

[@shaffehaffejee3657]

Sushmita: 👀 👁 definately needs glasses 😅

[@dannynikos1102]

We are positioned between Africa ,Australia and Asia !!!

[@jdaavent7724]

I know very well Mauritius I love that island

[@valerymonneron9357]

The Jews on Mauritius was what kept our economy successful. Since they are gone things are not the same .

[@rolandelefave7831]

What are homes cost

[@clintvan9715]

It became rich because of tourism. Nothing else no tourist NO RUPES

[@dannynikos1102]

Textile,Sugar ,Foreign Investment,Medical Tourism, Visa and Nationality to rich foreigners,so many things….not just tourism !!!

[@aquamon17]

Business Process Outsourcing, educated work force, who are welcome with open in countries like Luxembourg, vibrant Financial sector, your analysis is worthy of a 10 year old.

[@clintvan9715]

@@aquamon17 and why are there so many poor on the island begging

[@clintvan9715]

@dannynikos1102 if Mauritius was prospering from what you mention why are there so many corruption and poor people's begging on the island not like the big COUNTRIES

[@aquamon17]

@@clintvan9715 Many beggars have houses and are financially well off. There are genuine hardship cases of course. Even Singapore has an area where people are poor but it's kept hidden from the eye of tourists. The US also has beggars, and many homeless people so should they be classified as poor also?

[@lastcommodore2071]

Is it safer to live there than in Chicago?

[@TheNewTourist]

Far safer…cleaner air, safer and even friendlier

[@kofiboamah8242]

Mauritius is the safest country in Africa followed by Ghana... and much of Africa is generally safer than Chicago

[@prospektarty1513]

Mauritius is one of the safest countries in Africa and richest on a per capita basis. Ghana is not the next safest country in Africa there are many countries that are safer like aNamibia, Botswana, Tunisia, Seychelles, and the Gambia. Among the bigger population countries Ghana is safe but is still economically under developed when compared to the African giants like Nigeria, South Africa and Egypt. The three countries are the economic powerhouse of the continent but can also be one of its least safest per due to size and rapid economic growth and increased inequality between the richest and poorest segments of their societies and a tendency for corruption and in the case of Nigeria religious intolerance in certain parts of the country’s the legacy of Apartheid in South Africa

[@kofiboamah8242]

@@prospektarty1513 i like to engage in such discourses with people who love to learn and unlearn, who love to use facts and provide sources. This post isnt about Ghana and Nigeria but you could have made your comment without saying Ghana isnt the second safest country in Africa when it has been clearly adjudged the second safest country i Africa after Mauritius. Dont let words like giant and Largest economy blind you. Nigeria has some of the worst economic data, poverty rate and problems coming from Africa. I am open for rebuttals, come with facts and credible source

[@kofiboamah8242]

@@prospektarty1513 I wrote a long reply and lost it all because i put in links to verify the facts... but i'll retype this. Mauritius isn't "one of the safest countries in Africa" it is adjudged the safest country in Africa followed by Ghana. Just do your research and come back. And did you really say that Ghana is underdeveloped compared to Nigeria?? That's ridiculous! Ghana beats Nigeria in EVERY SINGLE IMPORTANT ECONOMIC METRIC out there. Don't let fancy words like "Giant" and "Largest Economy" trick you in this modern day where even my kids know how to use the internet to verify facts and better understand things. 1. HDI (Human Development Index)- It is used to distinguish whether the country is a developed, developing, or underdeveloped country, and also to measure the impact of economic policies on QUALITY OF LIFE. Ghana has an HDI of 0.632 and is the second country in West Africa after Cape Verde with the Highest HDI, the 12th country in Africa with the highest HDI and Nigeria has an HDI of 0.535, it is the 5th country in West Africa with the highest HDI in West Africa and the 28th country in Africa with the highest HDI. LOL you see the Giant is empty after all? Source: Wikipedia 2. GDP per Capita- This is where some not so well-educated Nigerians on the topic of Economics get lost (I say with respect and not a diss. If you knew what i'm about to say, you wont have said Nigeria is developed more than Ghana). It's easy to be the largest economy when you're by far the most populous country in africa and the 5th (or so) most populous country in the world. Nigeria has a higher GDP than Mauritius, Luxembourg and even the UAE (i believe) but its not better than any of these economes i mentioned. It's because the calculation of GDP favors large countries (large by population) but it's a mirage (most often). This is why we use GDP per Capita when we compare two countries by size of their economies. Per the World Bank data, the GDP per Capita of Ghana as at FY 2021 is $2,363.3 and GDP per Capita of Nigeria is $2,065.7. This means Ghana's economy on a fair comparison scale is 14.41% bigger (better) than Nigeria's economy. The figures for 2022 FY are yet to be vetted and published by the World Bank. Source: World Bank Website. I'll also direct you to a site (livingcost) search that site, they obtain data from the statistical department of countries and publish them, allowing you to compare countries. compare Ghana to Nigeria and learn my brother. Nigeria beats Ghana in NOTHING about good economy aside good afrobeats. Ghana doesn't only have the best jollof, Ghana beats Nigeria in Quality of Life by a HUGE MARGIN (no wonder all Nigerians are running to seek greener pastures in Ghana), Ghana is better than Nigeria on the corruption perception index, in safety, in Life expectancy, in Human Freedom Index, Monthly Salary After Tax (yes, the giant is goliath afterall, Ghana is David and the average Ghanaian earner is richer than the average Nigerian earner), Ghana has a lower income and wealth gap compared to Nigeria,... I love Nigeria and respect my Neighbor but respect your older brother too and don't let those funny words Giant and Largest economy trick you about Nigeria. Ghana is far ahead. If you want to rebut come with facts and sources...

[@vishdem4858]

Kindly show the other side of the coin also....

[@denyswidjaja]

06:26 still photo was taken from Bali's elementary school students. The license plate DK is from Bali, Indonesia 😉

[@Seanmamode05]

👍💒 Mauritius

[@laksi0505]

👍👍👍

[@larryh1928]

I have had the opportunity to visit Mauritius from the US 9 times since 1985. Parts of the country are beautiful but over the past 30 years there has been relentless building both inland and along the coast which is destroying much of the natural beauty and for such a small country there are way too many automobiles. With the completion of a light rail system within the last couple of years hopefully the horrible Port Louis area traffic will be resolved. Despite all of this my wife and I will be returning again this Dec. to escape another New England winter.

[@varoonnone7159]

I know you mean well but we live on the island so we need the development. Otherwise, it would be like complaining that Manhattan has too many buildings ruining the beaches of New York

[@petersmythe4377]

@@varoonnone7159kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2XFlYCJeMmqaJI&ab_channel=RetroTop10

[@dannynikos1102]

A bit true ,but all tourists sites,beaches,forests ,etc are well preserved!!!❤

[@Aryan-Yash]

but you cant keep every single tree and natural beauty aswell and the automobiles are just fine mate

[@johnmomanyi4064]

Nice Country indeed.

[@clintvan9715]

@@johnmomanyi4064 there hands in your pockets

[@Aryan-Yash]

​@@clintvan9715your empty pockets??🤣 and am sure your country is worse and i like how the worse crime you can come up with in mauritius is pickpocketing 🤣 but ik you coward cant say where you are from but ik its worse anyway 🤣mad uncle

[@frederickfarmer3304]

There we have it, and Mauritius 🇲🇺 is just an Island nation yet still the Mautitians have their acts together ❤️ 🙄 😳 😀 😉 😑! Yes indeed they attack corruptions and now see the positive results! Most other African nations can do it if the politicians/leaders are patriotic, .... enough.

[@verity4917]

"A man who hates his country hates its politicians!"

[@jamman8678]

This is why some forces are fighting South Africa. With what I see here. If South Africa gets her house in Oder it would be a force to reckon with. And this is its diversity which is its strength. Imagine Eron mask goes back home with all his knowledge 😊

[@varoonnone7159]

We are indian/hindu majority. We bring the stability the country needs

[@papi8659]

It's really an Indian island off the coast of Africa ( due to colonisation) more like Singapore . Never heard Mauritius pronounced like this - suspect the narrator has never been there ....and the content writer hasn't either

[@b1ueocean]

Sounds like an AI narrator with unnatural breath taking injected artificially 👈

[@dimbwemazala8978]

Rubbish, Let the Indians go back to India. Mauritius is an African island. It is not the first place in Africa flooded with Indians

[@verity4917]

HI papi, MAURITIUS IS NOT AN INDIAN ISLAND ANYMORE, IT'S A BHARAT ISLAND!🤣

[@Aryan-Yash]

​@@verity4917mauritius is mauritius. No indian nonsense. We have indian ancestral roots and culture than we are proud of and also chinese and african and European roots but we are mauritians

[@Aryan-Yash]

mauritius is mauritius. No indian nonsense. We have indian ancestral roots and culture than we are proud of and also chinese and african and European roots but we are mauritians

[@rolandelefave7831]

What’s the. Cost of homes in Mauritius

[@MsHelene2009]

Hey friends from Maurice island, any investment ideas for a starter?

[@verity4917]

Hi MsHelene, best move is to contact a Mauritian politician...still...be careful...you can easily get cheated!

[@Aryan-Yash]

​​@@verity4917best is to not listen to you. Imagine hating mauritius so much in this comment section 🤣🤣sad, hope you get a life🤣

[@RS-ln3ns]

MAURITIUS IS ALSO DOING WELL BECAUSE IT'S NOT OVERPOPULATED LIKE OTHER COUNTRIES. THE PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN COUNTRIES WHICH ARE NOT OVERPOPULATION, HAVE A MUCH BETTER QUALITY OF LIFE. PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN COUNTRIES WHICH ARE VERY OVERPOPULATED, HAVE A VERY POOR QUALITY OF LIFE. INTEGRATION OF ALL ETHNICITIES, OF PEOPLE LIVING IN MAURITIUS, ALSO HELPS, IN MAKING THIS ISLAND PROSPEROUS.

[@budreesaraswatee4246]

WE MUST PROUD OF MTUS

[@whoamigodknows9020]

Are they rich? I have a friend from Mauritius and he is very poor. He worked like 18 hours day here in UK

[@verity4917]

Hi whoamigodknows, the Creoles, and a high percentage of the Muslims are poor. The Hindus have progressed a lot since Indipendance in 1968. The Chinese are secretively rich, being good businessmen, most street corners belonging to them - a strategy to keep the corners for opening their shops there! So, my friends, life continues peacefully, without protests!😟

[@whoamigodknows9020]

@@verity4917 god bless you and your country

[@IHL343]

Rich is comparative I guess. Not rich in GBp or USd. Rich as an island maybe. In micro terms.

[@verity4917]

@@whoamigodknows9020 God bless Mauritius above all!

[@Aryan-Yash]

Well he is in the uk... not mauritius. Most people here are middle class and well off and live comfortably. The only way you cant live comfortably here is if youre lazy

[@thecomment9489]

Mauritians of Indian background are largely from the state of Bihar not Tamil Nadu and they largely speak Bhojpuri and Hindi not Tamil.

[@chrishenniker5944]

I’ve been hearing good things about this island, it sounds like the Singapore of Africa because it scores very highly on the Human Development Index. It sounds like a good country to invest in, which I wanted to put my dole money into.

[@larryh1928]

Unlike Singapore and Hong Kong which I visited a few years ago there is trash in the streets everywhere. Mauritians don't respect their island.

[@patrickdial5810]

you could something on Guyana, a country similar to Mauritius

[@gmchan279]

Because Mauritius among the few countries do not have any Army. Instead the Defense Budget can be used to promote the wellbeing of its citizens.

[@hmu05366]

No but they have an absolutely massive military police force with like 13000 personnel which is insane for such a small island

[@rolandelefave7831]

What do houses look like in Mauritis

[@Aryan-Yash]

Mostly all different from each other

[@ad8095]

Really, Mauritius is considered to be a rich country? Do you know the amont of the debt ?

[@Aryan-Yash]

Its still considered so. Ek kifaire to faire villain to pays devan lot dimoune. Trop mari toi? Trop anglais toi? To koz problem to lakaz ar lot dimoune toi? Pena problem dans koz pays so defo mais koner kan ek kotsa ek ar kisanla pe kozer. Zafaire lakaz resse dans lakaz

[@relaxingbeach8571]

Yeh, Mauritius is the most developing country in Africa🎉❤❤

[@PuteraMohdZulhaziqesqandar]

Mauritius is top investor for india,just like singapore

[@dimbwemazala8978]

Man please. Keep your money in India. Fix your problems there

[@ps0043]

6:26 is a picture of Indonesian Elementary school student in Bali

[@nelsonchinasamy9857]

Why is it that Mauritius has been able to achieve so much with so little natural resources besides the sea and some fertile land. Something to think about Africa, instead of pulling out the colonial card all time as a scapegoat for your failures.

[@TestAcc-sj7tt]

We mauritian are really suffering under our dictature government i can say we're not a democratic country anymore we need help from World legal rights

[@dimbwemazala8978]

Worry about India, and stop talking about Africa. Provide sanitation and clean the corpses from the Indus and Ganges rivers before talking to us again

[@chrishenniker5944]

@@TestAcc-sj7ttThat’s disappointing, I smiled when I read it scored very high on the Human Development Index. I was hoping it was the Singapore of Africa.

[@Aryan-Yash]

​@@chrishenniker5944well its back now

[@Aryan-Yash]

​@@TestAcc-sj7ttkifaire to montrer moris so villain koter lezot dimoume ek deman sariter kouma lichien? To koz problem to lakaz dehors toi ar lezot dimoune? Non non? Be lerla kifaire to faire villain to pays ici?

[@colinvanderross5825]

Mauritius become rich because they don't live in the past but has moved on unlike their neighbour's from just across the waters such as SA.

[@fouadmodecan5704]

❤

[@mats2126]

I live in Mauritius and I live in a compound

[@joe_lubinda]

Don't be jealous and dont call them names, the people are like Jamaicans, brought there to work in the fields but unlike Jamaicans they made their country prosperous

[@newtonpeart8573]

Wake up you have been asleep too long.

[@Aryan-Yash]

​​@@newtonpeart8573you wake up, youve been dreaming for too long

[@ramananthraman5821]

Mauritius is a smaller singapore

[@IHL343]

In size, Mauritius is bigger.

[@Aryan-Yash]

Mauritius is bigger

[@Tee55118]

Apart from mispronouncing the name many different ways, why did you not mention the economic elephant in the room: money from China?

[@suzanibafazi8661]

UNITY IS POWER 💪🏾💪🏿💪🏼💪💪🏾. That is what Mauritius 🇲🇺 teaches other nations.Discrimination only causes bloodshed and lack of peace ✌️✌🏻✌🏼✌🏽✌🏾✌🏿 which won't take us anywhere.That's why I respect our fellow South African 🇿🇦 freedom fighters like Mandela.

[@verity4917]

Mauritian politicians have a lot to learn from Nelson Mandela!

[@Aryan-Yash]

​@@verity4917all politicians do from everywhere but go on and last time i checked our politicians dont do discrimination.

[@xiaofanli1085]

Hummmm

[@babirukamu]

What on earth is Morichious??? I only know Mauritius... and it is not pronounced with a "ch"

[@clintvan9715]

Way too expensive for an island. Cant keep going like that

[@clintvan9715]

Not for long WAIT AND SEE

[@Aryan-Yash]

Mate youre just broke... thats your main problem. Youre broke brokie. Go work hard and earn some money then it will be affordable but who am i kidding? Lazy people dont like working

[@Aryan-Yash]

​@@clintvan9715whats with the caps? And six months later you came back? That too to reply to your own comment? And still waiting lol nothing happened mr i hate mauritius and know it all even though I've never been🤣

[@thandisilec835]

You’re pronouncing the name Mauritius so incorrectly…so grating and disturbing to my ears. So you did all this research on the net and couldn’t learn to say their country name properly…weird

[@fistosravenscroft6651]

The real question is, how do the native Mauritian people live? Because in situations like this tourist tend to ruin things for locals, look at the protests in Spain

[@Aryan-Yash]

We are fine. Dont worry about us and the tourists are nice and respectful too, nothing to worry

[@divya9951]

Most of the low population country is rich

[@usmanjohn3267]

Not all most are very poor

[@divya9951]

@@usmanjohn3267 like🤔

[@chimdinmaogbuagu3738]

​@@divya9951Togo,Haiti etc

[@verity4917]

YOU MEAN ONLY 5% OF THE POPULATION ARE RICH? Don't get dazzled by the super cars and the colourful dresses - it's only a show to disguise poverty!

[@reazallykhan]

Very corrupted … lots of thieves and black magic

[@Aryan-Yash]

Mate if you believe in black magic then... that shows all about you, your mindset and what you really know about mauritius 🤣lol whats next mermaids in mauritius?🤣 "black magic" lol 🤣. Also thieves way less than other countries. and very corrupted? Name me a country with no corruption, I'll keep wating forever

[@thomasramirez1732]

I wish America would learn from this country

[@hmu05366]

In what way? 😂

[@clintvan9715]

@thomasramirez1732 haha haha I wish they learn learn from America europe about not putting there hands in your pockets $ and manners gooooooood luck

[@nicholasmacharia3102]

Am a Kenyan would love to marry a lady from mauritius.

[@jetleeprimestate]

No

[@lostinmuzak]

What is right pronunciation? You are saying - Mauri-chias. I have always known it as Mauri-sus.

[@rid1bee]

Mauri-shius

[@eduardochavacano]

Anne Hathaway had a holiday here.

[@verity4917]

Poor me, common Mauritian, I never saw her!

[@clementmariostlouis6686]

Economic wild life packs on mountain range slopes where the very poor can go picking fruits mangoes, letchi , goyava , goyave de Chine , coconuts , papaya etc to sell for a living for free

[@Aryan-Yash]

What very poor? There is no very poor here. But there is lazy poor and even they are living comfortably

[@aminahsxoxo]

why does the narrator pronounce Mauritius like that ??!!😖😅

[@someshwaram8253]

FORWARD TAMIL HINDU ! BE GREAT ! WE TWO OURS FOUR !

[@ratnavelvish18]

🖐🖐🖐

[@gauravtbsl]

Mauritius became rich because of the black money from India

[@dimbwemazala8978]

Why is India so poor if it can make other countries rich?

[@IHL343]

Black money! Any proof of it Sir? Do you know how to assess whether the money is black?

[@verity4917]

@gauravlbsl.. Mauritius also became rich through our clever politicians who help international criminals to whitewash their money in the island!

[@enicmazen5510]

As a native you are not rich. I cannot associate myself with that you are talking.

[@mimmabibisaib4889]

Mauritius very rich country? Why still people are struggling to make a living? Which sorts of people r rich?

[@eunallmaharaj8583]

You even.have poor people.in.America.....Rich & Poor...anywhere in the world... .

[@RS-ln3ns]

IT'S THE SAME ALL OVER THE WORLD, INCLUDING EUROPE AND AMERICA.

[@orajoubert1242]

Clever hardworking people

[@Aryan-Yash]

Whos struggling to make a living exactly? Everyone is fine here. Maybe youre just broke or focused on the lazy ones that dont work. Mauritius is a rich country

[@Aryan-Yash]

​@@RS-ln3nsaccording to them. Every country in the west is filthy rich and perfect and every country in the east is the opposite. These people have a superiority or inferiority complex and as they say " the grass is always greener on the other side"

[@Law19157]

When Indians are free to govern without ethnic or Marxist hindrances you get this. The same can't be said of Fiji with Indians constant clashes with the iTaukei in decades past hindering economic development.

[@IHL343]

Mauritians are only Mauritians. We are not Indians. We follow different religions. Hindu, Muslim, Chritianity, we took birth in Mauritius, we are Mauritians, not Indian. K

[@Law19157]

@@IHL343 Nationality has nothing to do with your Ancestral and ethnic origin. Priya is an Indian name.

[@IHL343]

@@Law19157 May be but I am not Indian, I was not born in Indian. I need a visa to go to India too like any non_indian. Haha!

[@Law19157]

@@IHL343 Your Ancestry and culture is from there so yes you are Indian don't be ignorant.

[@noone6498]

​@@Law19157the ethnic background is indian...but the nationality is mauritian and will always be mauritian. Every mauritian with indian ancestry will tell you that they are mauritian apart from "religious fanatics"

[@josephammon715]

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[@josephammon715]

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[@josephammon715]

@AnnmesserFX

[@adedoyinatiroko9962]

I am interested.

[@larryh1928]

spam

[@margaretcampbell2681]

All ethnic groups will mix with their own.

[@Aryan-Yash]

Well obviously. That doesnt mean we dont live peacefully. And there are exceptions, a lot lot more than you think actually

[@ayeshsoccermanagertactics2024]

🇲🇺

[@gabyuchiha9716]

first time i heard the name of this country.

[@johnnycrepaul547]

The people still live in poverty and slow development compare to all of Africa.

[@Aryan-Yash]

Lies lies and more lies but ig you need to make us look bad in order to make africa look great🤣 cause you cant look great on your own without bringing down others

[@sabeerrostone2845]

This is not right I’m not sure the Muslim community in Mauritius muslim is 18 %

[@mkmanoj4444]

@TheNewTourist How to Pronounce Mauritius Island correctly: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4jLd6hmerxpq9k