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The Mauritius Labour Party Memorandum – 1965, Part II

By Sada Reddi

Today we are more educated; there is no shortage of ideas, expertise in many fields is available in the country and abroad, yet we are unable to create

If we have been so successful in the past to rise up to the challenges of the time, why then are we today unable to deliver the same

If we have been so successful in the past to rise up to the challenges of the time, why then are we today unable to deliver the same

Interview: Bashir Khan – Chagos Refugees Group UK representative — ‘Was Chagos “sold” to the British? You cannot sell anything, let alone part of a country, that does

As we near the half-century mark of the 1968 Mauritian Constitution, the Republic of Mauritius should seriously reflect on the need for a Presidential Commission to review our