Category: Features

The Moment’s Challenge The future still holds bright hopes for us. Only we need to change from the prevailing dominant frame of mind which frequently gets lost into

Mauritius Times 60 years ago 2nd Year No 69 Friday – 2nd December 1955   • Everyone complains of his memory, no one of his judgment. — La

By forging ahead breezily with NYS, the Ministry was fully cognizant of the socially and politically disruptive risks on a question that called for consensus and a non-partisan

Tit-bits There was every reason to assume that as new Minister for economic affairs and national development, but, even more, as future PM to be nominated following SAJ’s

In a short interview published in l’express of September 18, 2016, the lawyer of Ms Nandanee Soornack, Me Mario Zanchetti, states that ‘L’amateurisme de Maurice a affaibli son

Let us be inspired by Gandhiji’s ideas One of the main objectives of the United Nations Organization is the maintenance of international peace and security.

The Bhojpuri Speaking Union which operates under the aegis of the Ministry of Arts and Culture 

In spite the outbreak of Zika and the possibility of violent public protest, the Rio Olympiads opened amidst relative calm in the brand new,

A number of families in the villages have traditionally depended on animal farming for their livelihood especially by selling milk.

The PM’s post cannot be bartered. Nor is it is a family heirloom that can be bequeathed

The political configuration is changing. No one has a clear idea what exactly it will come to.

After writing about loving and caring children last week, I thought that I should follow up with an article about loving, caring and responsible parents so as to

If only we regained focus…

Following the terrorist attack by militants from Pakistan on an Indian army base near the LOC (Line of Control) in Uri, Kashmir, the Government of Mauritius has issued

A la veille des examens, tout est chamboulé. Les élèves protestent, les médias et les réseaux sociaux en profitent pour souligner les torts des uns et des autres.