Speaking English fluently is very important for Mauritians and indeed vital for the future of Mauritius, and deplore the paucity of real governmental effort towards that end
The citizenship and passport of Mauritius belongs to the people. It is an intrinsic right conveyed to citizens through our independence and our Constitution. The government cannot therefore
A small new advisory team seems to have more or less acquired controlling influence at the juncture of PMO, Treasury and a few vital “independent” institutions. They are
Tai chi, yoga, regular physical exercise, prudent eating are not rocket science. They are readily accessible tools and methods that we can choose from or combine, and make
Government’s plan to attract high net worth individuals from abroad should first target qualified Mauritians whose skills and talents are recognized in foreign countries
The way that pranayama yoga and these other approaches try to calm the mind is to simply take control of your breathing by taking… slow… regular… breaths
The Safe City project looks set to be a massively costly investment providing a very partial answer to the capital’s crime problems, while auguring a severely constrained ability
Mauritians have an idea of how good, correct and proper English is supposed to sound like… However, ‘good’ speakers do not have to feel judged, but be focused
