Tag: NHS

Thoughts & Reflections

Mauritius Times – 70 Years

By Randhir Seewoodharry Buguth

‘The Labour government will need to navigate diplomatic relations with both Mauritius and the US, as well as domestic political considerations’

Diaspora

With Covid-19 currently rampant in Mauritius, this is the time for rational decision making. At stake is the socio-economic recovery of the country. We cannot afford to make

Covid is dramatic and important – but no less so are the myriads of other problems that health services face 24/7, non-stop

Pandémie du coronavirus

Social distancing and stay-at-home directives seem to be helping in reducing the spread of the hidden enemy

By Dr K.D. Gopee  

The Mauritians who came during the 1960s-1970s went on to lead a better and more privileged life than their compatriots who remained in their homeland. It is said

The diabetes epidemic can be fought through new therapies, prevention programmes and effective junk food legislation

despite all the criticisms of the health services, for the amount of financing that it receives (about 4% of GDP; Europe: 10%) its performance is commendable

By TD Fuego