Month: September 2015

The standard rule provided in the Companies Act 2001 (the ‘Act’) is that the business and affairs of a Company are to be managed by, or under the

The ongoing migrant/refugee crisis currently battering the European Union brings to mind the still unresolved issue of the Chagossian refugees. The willingness of some European countries and the

Rien qu’une option du citoyen?

Reflections on the Mauritian intangible cultural heritage

“Mr Corbyn 66 is consistent and sincere. A professed leader of the ‘hard left’ who believes that the Labour Party must return to its roots…” — New York

Squatters who will soon become house owners are to receive courses on ‘manière de vivre’ if we go by the statement made by the Minister of Land and

Biometric ID Card Project

Letter from New Delhi — Twice a refugee in Africa, Asish Thakkar, the Dubai-based entrepreneur, makes it big in the continent

Interview: Joseph Tsang Man Kin “Un parti comme le Parti travailliste ne peut pas mourir. La philosophie qui l’anime souffle et est toujours vivante”

On the occasion of the ‘celebration’ of the anniversary of SSR on Sunday 20th September,  it is is most approriate and timely to take a look at the

Scientists are convinced that the universe can exist by itself, without the blessings of a Creator. Are we befuddled by our restricted mental capacity which arises out of

In answer to a question raised on 1st September by Hon Reza Uteem regarding a new Protocol said to have been finalized by the Minister of Good Governance

MT 60 Yrs – 2nd YEAR NO. 48 – 8th  July 1955

Ask the wrong questions and you are unlikely, save by sheer accident, to reach the right answers. It is not too late to realise the impasse and inject

L’île fait de peuplement au cours des siècles a évidemment frayé la voie à des communautés linguistiques, culturelles, religieuses, plurielles. Ce qui est toujours crié sur les toits,