The mission of the University of Mauritius in the 21st Century is to disseminate and to create knowledge and to engage with society. An increase in the number
The cooperative movement in Mauritius celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2013. Ordinance 4 of 1913 was passed on 12 July 1913 ‘to provide for the constitution and control
Right from the Dutch period the worker brought to Mauritius, whether coerced, voluntarily or involuntarily, has always sought to fight for human dignity and freedom. In spite of
Can Singapore remain innovative, come up with new ideas and increase value-added services in a changing Asia and above all preserve the economic legacy of Lee Kuan Yew?
In 1968 when finally the independence of Mauritius was achieved and celebrated there was a sense of satisfaction and vindication in the offices of the Times that it
… but to be young was very heaven! “The successful implementation of the reforms is far more important than the means employed to bring them to fruition. If
The British policy of governing the empire followed strictly what they considered to be the ordering of their own society at home. As David Cannadine reminds us, race
In 1990 when Nelson Mandela stepped out of the prison of Robben Island, few could have predicted that apartheid would be dismantled within a few years, and South
With the advent of globalisation and the revolution in communication, the Indian diaspora has also become a global community with its young members reaching out to the world
This month the cooperative movement in Mauritius is celebrating its 100th anniversary. Ordinance 4 of 1913 was passed on 12 July 1913 ‘to provide for the constitution and
It is generally acknowledged that wars have a great impact on medicine and both the First and more particularly the Second World War marked turning points in modern
