Tag: Dev Virahsawmy

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More than ever dissent has become the only way to hold on to democracy

She was just sixteen… Ready for marriage, Her parents decided. Oh, happy days! Ramdass was a true-blue Telgu lad; Tifrer sang at her wedding gamat; All the village

2068 will be hellish if we do not drop the neoliberal approach and opt for a new way of life where happiness is more important than wealth; where

It is not a reform but a true revolution within the parties that is required for them to wake up to the realities that have changed down the

The Belle Rose-Quatre Bornes by-election provides a golden opportunity for the electorate to show the way for a paradigm shift in the country’s political ethics

The nation needs a new government, which can restore hope in the country and unlock the potential of the nation for better days ahead Game over: these two

 Mauritius was once a forest land. The Dutch, it is said, destroyed most of the ebony trees to build ships. So too went the dodo, which is remembered

Nursery rhymes are invaluable poetic texts that parents can use to communicate with six to seven months old fetuses up to the moment of birth. Research has shown

Why is a reform necessary in any field of society and life? Is it because something fundamental has gone awry? If so what is it? I am of

Interview: Dev Virahsawmy « A part Ramgoolam, les gens qui pourront jouer un rôle important dans cette grande alliance sont Valayden, Mohamed… et qui sait, peut-être Xavier Duval

Ti ena boukou koze lor Kap Ver (Cabo Verde) avan eleksion 2014 me ti kasiet laverite fondamantal. Arsipel Kap Ver ki trouv apepre 350 mil alwes Senegal/Moritani dan

A few weeks ago in the midst of the euphoria about the nearly completed Labour Party-MMM Alliance we wrote that anything was still possible since there were still

Interview : Joseph Tsang Mang Kin

Interview: Suren Bissoondoyal