Category: Features

Double standards despite the government’s pro-planter rhetoric have taken a heavy toll on the small planters, akin to genocide

Mauritius needs a more performing model, with a greater balance of skills and demography, to overcome a bottleneck which may otherwise keep holding it down

The situation is set to deteriorate further as the industry gets sucked up into the liberal and reputedly volatile global sugar market

We Can and Must Keep Alive the Story of Our Origins

While re-inventing, there’s little point to carry forward the mistaken view that something that was initiated by someone else needs to be discarded

Commentaires — 40% des Mauriciens ne sont pas accrochés à un quelconque parti politique. Ils se situent hors du schéma traditionnel en termes de comportement électoral

To say that Metro Express is the costliest project ever is not convincing; just think of the railway grid that covered Mauritius between 1864 and 1964

There were kids of all ages; we learnt to observe how they managed their life and difficulties. Unconsciously we had been to a special school…

Our London Letter — British MPs and press debate about constitutional proposals regarding Mauritius

Education Reform End-of-year secondary school intake process, procedures and potential challenges will constitute the first real test of the NYS pudding

While cultural, historical and linguistic considerations remain important, economic as well as geo-political issues have taken a substantially more important weight in the equation

Few knew the course Mauritius’ economic development would take after Independence. We did not have a past track record on which to build the future

Letter from New Delhi The answer: meritocracy – Osho

It was in Champaran, North Bihar on the Himalayan slopes bordering Nepal, that the Mahatma’s actual Satyagraha concept materialized

Un an déjà… Un enfant laboureur qui termine sa carrière comme Deputy Head Teacher !