Category: Features

Multiculturalism has always been the approach of the masses and elite policies have had to follow the wishes of the people. There is no place for dogmas

I met him on the ‘twister’ exerciser at Trou-O-Cerfs, and I initiated the conversation with this young man. It turns out he was from Sebastopol, and he was

Letter from New Delhi

Where do we draw the line between a Department and a Board? Have we got to throw more light on the CEB to show why we are averse

As has been the case so many times in the past, people are biding their time for the day of reckoning. Broken pledges are never condoned by the

Answering the issues of Resistans ek Alternativ does not require that we adopt a PR system which has shown that it is fraught with many unknowns and quite

The coming budget will be a test for the government. It can either limit the exercise to a traditional “accounting” exercise or at least start laying the foundations

We make or break our destiny, with a bit of help from all, including our educational system…

Our Constitution can be criticized as lacking in originality, and as being a mere template of the system of government of the former colonial power. These criticisms are

Has the ladies faith in the dogmatic teachings of feminist writers/leaders been the deliverance they had dreamt of? Has it led them to other forms of sexual inequality,

It would be only later that we would realize how we had been taken for a ride; the real villain were not the Amerindians; they were defending their

Mauritius Times – 60 Years Ago

It is a shame that both the Labour Party and the MMM have gradually given up on the ideologies on which they were originally founded.

Even in the wake of bloody war, peaceful co-existence is possible. Friendship and peace lead to the path of enlightenment and socio-economic, cultural and moral advancement

Going to the pictures in the 1950s was almost like a religious ceremonial undertaking. It was the pastime of those years, to which we children would look forward