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Mauritius Times – 60 Years Ago

It is time to take back ownership of the country we want, limit the terms of office of Prime Ministers to a maximum of two terms and trigger

Though most front-line educators and managers will agree that, while there have been some good take-aways from the Reform, it hardly provides the backbone of a sustainable education

Pro-BLS voices are not necessarily sectarian. Otherwise Martin Luther King for example would have been a communalist. They merely translate the failure of the BLS to live up

Il est temps qu’on se ressaisisse tous, ce qui demande un gros effort et un investissement afin de retrouver le sens de la vie. Et nous n’avons pas

The struggle of the Tuhoe people is nothing if one of undying perseverance lasting more than a century in the face of blatant injustice. As we have seen

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We were in primary school up to 1956, then your parents decided to transfer you to the new colonel Maingard School. And as I stayed alone behind it

On Thursday last week the students of the Royal College Curepipe (RCC) launched their this year’s magazine.

Representatives of a people need first to feel a passion for a grand project to create a consensus among the population and give them something to look up

Last week India’s Supreme Court delivered no less than 20 news-making judgements affecting the lives of most 1.2 billion Indians

Mauritius Times – 60 Years Ago

Some leaders will never learn. PR is anathema to the multitude, the more so in the light of enduring mess caused by the introduction of PR in the

There need be no rivalry in the matter of languages, and no chauvinism. Instead, they should be considered as vehicles that open the doors to wider horizons of

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