Category: Features

We need to adapt our economic model to make it more socially progressive in a bid to make it as much inclusive as possible — By Anil Gujadhur

Il y a des pesanteurs qu’il faut combattre, des modes de pensée qui persistent. Le manque de culture générale et de formation politique des générations montantes se fait

That was 30 years ago. 159 unfortunate people of 11 nationalities, including 2 Mauritians, lost their lives in that crash — By Dr Rajagopal Soondron

MT 60 Years Ago 3rd Year No 90 –  Friday 27th April 1956

We have all collectively ensured that social harmony prevails in the country at all times. Whoever puts social harmony and unity in peril crosses a red line —

We pride ourselves to be first in many sectors in Africa but in higher education we are lagging very far behind indeed — By Sada Reddi

A political party is rarely ever monolithic and its leader is constantly engaged in appeasing and even anticipating tensions in order to avoid dissent – — By Rajiv Servansingh

We were excited as we walked along the corridor towards the aircraft last Saturday: there it was, the gleaming brand new Le Morne Brabant! — Dr R Neerunjun Gopee

 Anti-social behaviour can be deterred by employment, education and a sense of civics. Do all potential NHDC applicants from lowest income categories have these benefits? — By Nita Chicooree-Mercier 

Whoever is communally-minded, it is not the Hindus. Whoever is responsible for the introduction of sectional interests into constitutional discussions, it is not the Labour Party

L’élection partielle intervient trois ans après le « séisme » électoral de décembre 2014. En tout cas, cela ‘va bouger’ — Analyse réalisée par l’ORAC

The right to vote has to be judiciously exercised to bring about true democracy and a salubrious sea change in the political landscape — By Mrinal Roy

The real question that ought to be asked is: ‘What’ exactly voters should be voting for?

There are multiple factors which promote justice and progress. Intellectual advancement and humanism are key factors. And they are neither right-wing or left-wing — By Nita Chicooree-Mercier

The diversity of the indentured labour population: their origins and faiths By Satyendra Peerthum