Category: Features

On Thursday 21st September we lost a dear friend and fellow-walker

Mauritius Times 60 Years – Friday 6th April 1956 — Trouble About Fodder, Thefts at Central Flacq and more…

The Belle Rose-Quatre Bornes by-election provides a golden opportunity for the electorate to show the way for a paradigm shift in the country’s political ethics

One must be wary of not underestimating the contribution of the Best Loser system to the proverbial harmony between different religious communities in our country

The political establishment has failed to rally the people against the wide spreading non-inclusiveness. This explains the need for a rallying new ideology

Il y a un « tipping moment » où tout bascule et tout échappe aux meilleurs efforts du pouvoir en place de redresser une barque qui dérive et

Les quelques tentatives pour bousculer les machos n’ont pas amélioré les choses. Le rôle de la femme serait donc frappé par des limitations ?

By what logic ‘female dog’ is an insult to all women in the country while ‘a dog’ is not an insult to all men?

National minimum wage is a property right to people’s labour. Undervaluing that property – paying below a minimum level would be a theft of property

The Council on Foreign Relations-Mauritius

Mauritius Times 60 Years Ago — Guy Rozemont with his usual knack of firing the imagination of the masses foiled the anti-Hindus with their own weapons

L’objectif principal de Bérenger n’est pas de remporter cette partielle. Il vise avant tout les législatives

The world is basically sitting on a powder keg with the ongoing sabre-rattling between US President Donald Trump and South Korea’s supreme leader Kim Jong-un

The coming by-election would serve as a protest platform for the electorate which would translate into a singularly important number of abstentions and protest votes

Given the precarious global situation, the best we could do is to examine the options we have cool-headedly