Tag: Pandit Sahadeo

Interview: Jocelyn Chan Low, Historien

Mauritius Times – 60 Years Ago

Opinion

May 1st has become a tamasha for political parties for gauging their strength. But come the ballot day, the people do what they think they have to do…

To curtail the influence of religious, ethnic or cultural associations in politics is as welcome as reducing that of the capitalist lobby on government

Interview : Dharam Gokhool Ancien ministre de l’Education — … il faut maintenant attendre la mise en œuvre de ces nombreux chantiers’ * ‘Nous sommes en plein dans

La transition d’un âge à un autre est au cœur des débats. Toutes les sociétés font l’expérience de division(s) entre différents groupes. Il faut sans cesse négocier. Jusqu’à

* ‘Toutes les conditions sont réunies pour que le PTr fasse une remontée spectaculaire sauf une, de taille : la crédibilité de son leader’

As readers go through this article we can already imagine the cries of protests coming from certain quarters about how easy it is to “be wise with the

Interview : Yvan Martial, Journaliste “Le vent politique ne tourne pas. Il n’a jamais cessé de souffler”

Rajpalsingh Allgoo has recently brought out a remarkable book on Trade Unionism in Mauritius. In our day to day life, little do we realise that we take for

The History of the Mauritian Labour Movement

About a decade before got our Independence, this country – not yet a nation – was written off as a basket case. The doomsayers were two eminent personalities

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

Commemorating Labour Day