Tag: WHO

Interview: Manou Bheenick

At the end of the day, we have to maintain optimism and keep up hope, persevere with what has to be done to not only survive but live

Dr R Neerunjun Gopee

Mauritius Times — 60 Years

Economic recovery and a semblance of normality can be extremely tenuous. This should have a sobering effect on world leaders and the government in Mauritius

“Heads must roll” would have thundered Minister Alan Ganoo in his Opposition days on that black Friday

It is only a fully vaccinated and united world that can stem Covid-19 and thus be better prepared to aptly counter and overcome the next pandemic

We have probably not seen the last of the mutations and variants of the Covid-19 virus. Perhaps the world got a lucky break with Omicron. Perhaps not

Interview: Dr P. Chitson – Physician

recovering from the acute infection does not mean that the patient is completely rid of Covid impact. As Long Covid, it leaves its signature in subtle ways A

Editorial

We would better leave the medical and specialist community rather than politicians to guide the population

It is only by putting the right people in the right place that a country can have the strong institutions. That this does not always happen is evident

Stability and security on the Indian Ocean waterways have been for 70 years the mainstay for international development and regional prosperity. Nobody stands to gain either from a

There has been talk of legislation to ban the importation of sterile rottweilers, but because of political pressure this has been stalling for years…