Month: June 2018

Interview : Dr Sada Reddi

The LGBT (initials that stand for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender) community, regrouping themselves under the name Fiérté organised a rally last Saturday 2nd June in Port Louis

Putting The Clock Back

When the whole universe is the body of the Lord, how can any right-minded person ever think of harming it?

From Sugar to Cane

The whole history of the industry and the political environment in which it has evolved militate against any solution for its present conundrum to be envisaged on the

A major Hindi writer who has enriched the world of literature in Mauritius is gone. His demise summons memories of the evening spent at his place in Triolet

We sympathize, we are thrilled, we are amazed, we protest, we laugh, and we cry together, for days and days. Never have billions of people been living the

Readers Speak/Opinion

It is a grave mistake to believe that we can instil such passion in the hearts and minds of 1.3m people by just assembling 400 disparate “artists” to

It is a curse that the education of the Mauritian child from the primary school to the university should be full of so many difficulties…

Joint Technical Committee Report on Sugar    

  Businesses can play a major role in either facilitating modern slavery or eradicating it

Global warming will be most noticeable where the weather doesn’t normally vary much, such as the tropics. But these places are also home to many of the world’s