Category: Features

The UK government has periodically engaged in topical or wider-import reviews of its education system, focusing at times on the primary education, the Technical & Vocational streams or

The present budget sends one back to the school days when a teacher freshly trained by Teacher Training College decided to distribute mint sweets to every pupil in

The Minister of Finance in his budget speech last Friday announced the strategy to bring “about a major public sector reform programme.” He went on to say that

LPG cylinders can leak and cause severe damage to both your health and property Following the recent cases of death caused by the use of gas water heaters,

Last Friday’s budget did one positive thing at least – it pushed behind a thick curtain all the bad things of the past year. It went into a

It will be difficult to shed all the deadweight that has thus settled into the system. But shed we should, in favour of a better performing culture  

Mauritius Times  60 Years Ago —  Governor Sir Henry Barkly was decidedly opposed to the appointment of a Royal Commission.

This Friday many will be watching with interest the national budget speech of Hon Pravind Jugnauth. For content, style and delivery.

Why even in America? Because America self-styled as the only superpower sets trends and standards which it both seeks to impose but which are also adopted by much

On dit bien que le commérage est le vice de notre société. Pourquoi ne pas ajouter que la pollution des esprits, des mentalités est un autre grave défaut?

A pioneer in the struggle of the Indo-Mauritians & Indo-Fijians during the early 20th Century

Public concern over scourges that plague society is most constructive and useful when it is given free expression in different media – print press, social media and television.

The leader of the MMM, the high priest of proportional representation is up to his usual shenanigans and contrived arguments to try to justify the unjustifiable… No one

I understood that some decades ago someone had mistaken you for Jesse James — of Lucky Luke fame – as expressed through last week social media.

Words have power, the power to do both harm and good. And this is more so when they are uttered by those, either individuals or organizations that are