Author: Mona Babajee

The previous government made provisions for everyone over the age of 60 to get a free bus pass. There was much jubilation but as time went on the

In Monaco, a rich Greek shipping magnate was chatting to a friend, and the latter said: “No doubt, women find you sexy and irresistible.’ ‘Yeah, I guess it’s

Who doesn’t like a good laugh? At times I laugh so much that it brings tears to my eyes, and the back page of Mauritius Times is a

Slavery has always existed and being dumb, as always, I didn’t even know it has been abolished.

Reading V. Harris’s letter (Friday 20-26 Dec 2013) in MT really ruffled my feathers up and I will come to that later.

This system has probably existed since time immemorial. In October last year, in London, I read in the Evening Standard about a young Indian woman who committed suicide,

Everyone knows that laughter is supposed to be the best medicine but do we really seize the opportunity when it presents itself? There is a time for sadness

After reading about Bernie, the hairdresser (in T.D Fuego’s article in the columns of this paper on 20 Sept 2013), I feel I must share with you about

Down Memory Lane

Being naive, as always, it never occurred to me that some female Bollywood stars have resorted to Botox and plastic surgery to correct some supposed imperfections. When someone

I daydream a lot but I have a very fertile imagination also and, while musing, riches came to my mind. Who doesn’t want to become rich and famous,

Il a été probablement, dans une autre vie, photographe dépeignant la vie sociale et politique de son pays. Mais dans sa vie réelle telle que je l’ai connu,

By Mona Babajee I was in my yoga class last week that the subject of old age and Homes crept up and being the eldest, I added a few

By Mona Babajee Lately the talk of the town has been about the investments of millions of rupees and the embezzlement of millions also. Investors expected huge dividends but

By Mona Babajee