Author: Ramesh Beeharry

Whatever the numbers, we owe to those brave souls who engaged in the War our Freedoms and a duty of remembrance is certainly merited By Ramesh Beeharry

After a hiatus of 3+years, a solution has possibly been found, but the questions linger on. Some serious lessons have hopefully been learnt

We remain our usual selfish, navel-gazing, egocentric, insensitive selves and, burying our heads in the sand as it were, we see nothing coming

It is time we decided as a nation that drug traffickers and other miscreants who commit heinous crimes should be hanged high

We need to make the diaspora feel more welcome in the country if we want them to show any enthusiasm to resettle/invest here

One hopes the rest of the Tour de France goes without any further hitch. And may the best man win! Encouraged by the some favourable comments that I

Thirty years ago, an English colleague came on her honeymoon to Mauritius. With an all-inclusive package costing USD 2500, this is what in local parlance we call Haut-de-Gamme

Shammi Kapoor probably remained oblivious to the legacy he left behind: the confidence booster he gave to a generation of average guys that they too could be romantic

We are condemned to achieve all of our energy needs from renewables in the shortest possible time. Wouldn’t be wonderful then to ride on 100% clean, green trams

“Moris mo zoli pays” is the theme title given to the latest campaign to clean up Mauritius. It kicked off at the Floreal Youth Centre on Sunday 5-March

In a dynamic world where change is the only constant and today’s best practice can become obsolete tomorrow, it is imperative to keep updating our knowledge, and sharpening

Collins Dictionary’s definition of Cold War (CW) is a “state of political hostility and military tension between two countries or power blocs, involving propaganda, subversion, threats, economic sanctions

Saathi na bane koyi, Takdir ke maron ka. Insaan ke majburi, Hai khel sitaron ka.

According to the World Bank any person having to exist on $2 a day ($60 per month) is deemed to be living in extreme poverty, that is on

In spite the outbreak of Zika and the possibility of violent public protest, the Rio Olympiads opened amidst relative calm in the brand new,