Author: Satyendra Peerthum

The diversity of the indentured labour population: their origins and faiths By Satyendra Peerthum

Indentured labour and the Independence of India will be discussed next week by academics from around the world

Slavery & Freedom Historian and Writer 1st February 2017 is a special public holiday when the struggle for freedom, the achievements and contributions of the Mauritian slaves in

The Untold Story of Immigrant Rimoney – 1813-1905

The Historical & Heritage Value of the General Post Office

Remembering the history of the Chagossians The present controversial and heated debate surrounding the claims of the Republic of Mauritius as the sovereign owner of the Chagos archipelago

A pioneer in the struggle of the Indo-Mauritians & Indo-Fijians during the early 20th Century

Another Perspective on Mauritian History

A History of Antoinette (Phooliyar) and the Experiences of its Immigrants

Reflections on the Mauritian intangible cultural heritage

By Satyendra Peerthum

The History of the Mauritian Labour Movement

Untold Stories: The Emergence of an Endogenous  Work Force & the Experience of the Mauritian Indentured Workers (1870-1910) “In recent years the number of Mauritian born Indians laboring

The Genesis of the Mauritian Trade Unions & the Condition of the Mauritian Workers during the 1940s

History & Commemoration