Half a century ago a visitor passing through some Mauritian crossroads in town or village would have inevitably noticed the presence of a Chinese shop. Not far from
We are luckier here: we like to visit relatives and friends, and we have no great difficulty making friends either. Socialising is in our islander genes I think,
« Il est très probable que notre pays réunit aujourd’hui les mêmes conditions qui ont rendu possible le genre de raz-de-marée politique des deux côtés de l’Atlantique. L’électorat appelle
D’un régime à un autre, l’amélioration de la vie citoyenne est à l’ordre du jour. C’est alors que la prison, les conditions de détention et les lois en
Thirty years ago, an English colleague came on her honeymoon to Mauritius. With an all-inclusive package costing USD 2500, this is what in local parlance we call Haut-de-Gamme
We can hardly harbour expectations about our autonomous capacity to defend our outlying islands and territories, protect their environment, manage and tap their ocean resources. We rely on
Disturbing interference at the Medical Council Two communications on Facebook posted by a nominated member – one of 5 nominees designated by the Minister of Health and Quality
The Metro Express should not be a matter of prestige or legacy at the end of the government’s mandate. It should be a genuine practical solution to the
At the National English Drama Festival 2017 recently organised by the Ministry of Arts and Culture, the Vacoas National Arts bagged almost all the prizes for the English
Curepipe College celebrates its 55 th anniversary The Curepipe College, situated at Theodore Sauzier Street, Curepipe-Road, held a week-long celebration of its 55th Anniversary, the ‘Emerald Jubilee’, as
“The Indian Ocean is where the rivalry between the United States and China in the Pacific interlocks with the regional rivalry between China and India, and also with
