Category: Features

But legalize we will have to! If we do not wish the country to be overrun like some Caribbean islands by the drugs mafia

2068 will be hellish if we do not drop the neoliberal approach and opt for a new way of life where happiness is more important than wealth; where

Mauritius Times – 60 Years Ago — 3rd Year – No. 95 — Friday 1st June 1956

Quand les éléphants se battent, les lapins ont intérêt à s’écarter

The decision to introduce any other language is as important an issue as that of whether to include one’s religion or ethnic group on the electoral voting paper,

What happens in Africa can largely define the future contours of a radically transformed Mauritian economy in its ambitions of becoming a major regional financial and business hub

It’s well and good to tell people not to get into bad things or not to fool around with dangerous experiments. Okay, but what is there to make

There were many unknown men of such grit who had contributed to the nation-building process. But to us children, our first love was always that watercress

Thanks to the officials, the Mauritius Legislative Council has given a majority vote to acceptance of the constitutional proposals. What happens next?

Democracies across the world are facing a common dilemma: How do they get rid of discredited leaders or Prime Ministers and Presidents accused of wrongdoings?

Do we really need lessons from others to address our own foibles?

There is a lot to be done for the upliftment of people from the mere display of faith

Mauritius Times 60 Years Ago

The model of economic liberalism in place has profoundly widened inequalities, failed to assure inclusive prosperity for all or meet the aspirational needs of people

With some sort of Brexit looming, restrictions on inward migration are inevitable. Despite warnings from trade associations the Theresa May-led coalition government doesn’t seem to be listening