Author: Sada Reddi

Workers and trade unions will rise to the challenges which confront them and overcome the hurdles which stand in their way

Academics should revisit their values and ethical standards where it is necessary to do so and remind themselves that they are not masons merely cutting stones but building

19th century Mauritius  — History is about the study of the past but it is not the past. It deals with explanations and processes, trends in the past,

These days a quick look around the world where new governments have been brought to power, shows that there is growing impatience not only of the electorate, investors

Mauritian Diaspora in UK

Mauritian Diaspora in UK

We all know the proverb that Rome was not built in a day. There is no better saying to encapsulate the long and protracted process which led to

2nd November & Indian Indentured Immigrants This year we shall be commemorating the beginning of the great wave of indentured labourers who were brought to the island to

From 1865 to 2015

Returning from a visit in Rome six years ago , I met a priest who quizzed me about the ancient monuments of the city. My answer was brief.

‘The child is father to the man’ – so runs this saying taken from a poem of William Wordsworth. In reflecting on the life of the man who

Life on the sugar estates

It may come as a surprise to many that the tutorial system, which is a distinctive feature of British higher education, is completely absent in our public higher

“We have found in our history that we cannot take political and social stability for granted, that economic and democratic development is not an inexorable march towards progress,

Any reform must be just and equitable and should be seen to be so