Independence – Mauritius Times

History

Two Great Documents

Mauritius Times | June 29, 2026

From Our Archives – A Glimpse into 1961

Diaspora

America: 400 Years — A Celebration of Immigrants

Anil Madan | June 22, 2026

Without immigrants, the American economy would collapse. It’s not just the scientists, doctors, entrepreneurs and risk-takers, but it’s also the immigrant labourers, nurses, healthcare aides, construction workers who

World Affairs

From Amritsar to Chagos: Why the colonial past still shapes the present

Shyam Bhatia | June 15, 2026

History becomes history when both sides agree it is over. More than a century after Amritsar and decades after the separation of Chagos, that moment remains elusive

Interviews

Leadership transition: ‘This is an important and real challenge, not to be taken lightly or ignored.

Mauritius Times | June 8, 2026

It is one that Singapore wrestles with openly and honestly’

World Affairs

America is An Idea; American is An Ideal

Anil Madan | June 8, 2026

Breakfast with Bwana

History

Progress Report on Mauritianisation

Mauritius Times | June 8, 2026

From Our Archives – A Glimpse into 1961

History

Economics and Freedom

Peter Ibbotson | June 1, 2026

From Our Archives – A Glimpse into 1961

History

Our Constitution

Mauritius Times | May 11, 2026

From Our Archives – A Glimpse into 1961

History

Goodbye 1960

Mauritius Times | March 29, 2026

From Our Archives- A Glimpse into 1960

Politics

A Vibrant Democracy, Alive and Kicking: The Story of Our Resilience

Sada Reddi | March 16, 2026

Mauritius 1968-2026

Politics

The Mirage of Independence: Breaking the Shackles of the Neocolonial State

Sameer Sharma | March 16, 2026

Breaking the ‘shackles of the past’ is not destruction but creation: a Mauritius where a young entrepreneur in Rose-Hill has the same chance as a Moka scion, and