Mauritius Times – 3rd Year No 83 – Friday 9th March 1956 Mauritius obtains its First Constitution Pioneering work of A. d’Epinay and R. Ollier By D. Napal, BA (Hons)
La politique de « ferme-les-yeux », « ferme-les-oreilles » et « ferme-la-bouche » devient un moyen d’auto-protection. Mais pour combien de temps encore ? Entretemps, la drogue tue Beaucoup de jeunes de 17 à 25
Mauritius Times 3rd year No 82 – Friday 2nd March 1956 — The ‘Admit Our Children Committee’ and Trade Union Council held their 21st and last meeting at Quatre
Les médias sont couverts de points de vue sur ce qui se passe dans le monde de l’éducation. Anciens ministres, ministres en poste, associations, syndicats, élèves, tous se
Issues concerning the quality of teaching and research at the University should be debated at all levels so that in the end, an enabling environment can be created
Was it in 1956 that a new strategy was set in motion by the then Department of Education: religious classes would be held for our Christian friends, while
After the introduction of the 9-year schooling system, generations of past school kids will still remember that much-hated screening that the old CPE had imposed on them. Some
Ex-Minister of Education 2005-08 One of the enduring facets of our present education system is the laureate scheme which rewards outstanding academic performance of our young students taking