Il y a dans la vie Des instants de bonheur D’heureux souvenirs Qui remontent à la mémoire. Il y a des rencontres inattendues Des retrouvailles chaleureuses Après une
Mauritius’ financial services sector – domestic and global business — contributes a little over 12% of GDP. Non-bank financial services account for more than half of it. In
We need not lose sight of the fact that Mauritius was discovered, raised and peopled for the sake of sugar. For centuries, we have depended on sugar as
My last trip to India was in December 2015, when I travelled with family to attend two marriages, thus completing half a century of going back and forth
Gayasingh Ashram: devoir de mémoire Le passage du temps n’efface pas les évènements marquants. Il est courant de parler de devoir de mémoire dans le discours politique, intellectuel
For us in Mauritius the boon coming from a Macron election is that it will avoid the cataclysmic and potentially ruinous effects of France pulling out of the
Whereas in France, Emmanuel Macron has emerged as a potential capable saviour from the impending disaster of putting the reins of government into untutored hands, do we, in
In order to plan for the future, we must consolidate the present by first understanding the past. The past is made up of things, events and people. Things
A lot of our politics is increasingly resembling a chatterbox. You say something. Someone else gainsays. People left in the lurch don’t see how all those discussions are
Mauritius is not an exception. Let the local political class not kid themselves. The people are fed up with all the political class and their leaders irrespective of
Provisional Charges Dropped The Curepipe Court decided on Tuesday last to drop the charges on which the two daughters and son-in-law of Dawood Rawat were arrested following the
Depuis quelques années, les quotas ont changé les donnes. Les hommes ont cédé malgré eux-mêmes souvent leur place au profit des femmes. Ce qui explique que sous l’ancien