Mauritius’ fixed broadband subscriptions rose to 28 per 100 people in 2024.

Higher is better. A higher figure means more homes and businesses have a stable, fast connection, which supports remote work, online learning and digital services. In 2024 Mauritius stood at 28 per 100 people, up from 26.9 per 100 people a year earlier, a rise of 4%. That is the highest level since 2015, when the figure was 15.3 per 100 people. Subscriptions have climbed across the whole period, and the latest year continued that climb.

Why it matters. At 28 per 100 people, fixed connections reach a growing share of Mauritian households, so more families can stream, study and work from home on a dependable line. Firms that sell services online or rely on cloud tools have a larger base of connected customers and staff. For the state, each further gain widens the audience for digital public services.