Month: September 2017

‘Happy Days’ to all the gurus and their shishyas, and may they together bring about the much-needed transformation that will take humanity to another level

Titbits — This sabre-rattling is dangerous and uncalled for in a world already burdened with so many disruptive events such as natural catastrophes, military conflicts, terrorism

When three Ministers are forced to bolt and be scurried off from a meeting with their constituents, there is definitely something “rotten in the Republic”

Known as King of Kings or “King of the four corners of the world”, he was more affectionately referred to as “The Father”

L’état ferait mieux de s’occuper des affaires du pays et améliorer la qualité de vie des gens et laisser la MBC libre de fournir des informations de qualité

The DPP is part of the executive, yes, but let it be remembered that we are here talking of the non-political executive

Pendant longtemps les pratiques immorales des dirigeants politiques et autres élites ont été tolérées, considérées comme secondaires ou encore normales par les cyniques

Mauritian motorists have been complaining since long about petrol stations not supplying the amount of petrol billed

Draupadi Amen Temple at Saint Antoine near Goodlands is reputed for the grace showered on devotees whose wishes are fulfilled by praying there

Mauritius Times 60 Years — We may be living in a unique colony but we want to develop on normal lines. No such things as PR for us

Interview : Jean Claude de l’Estrac —  « Un MMM réinventé peut retrouver une large part de son audience perdue. C’est sa dernière chance »

The question remains whether, irrespective of the outcome of the coming by-election in No 18, voters will again be left in the lurch

A culture of tentacular control over all and sundry is making matters worse. Not surprisingly, there is a growing and pervasive sense of alienation in the country against

The EDB could become a key player in the future development of Mauritius if only its implementation is done within the framework of good governance principles

The Hooper Report which investigated the unrest was a turning point in the history of Mauritius for it provided a blueprint for the future of workers