Category: Features

History was made on Thursday 23rd June when votes were cast in the UK on whether to stay in the EU or to leave it.

Following the Brexit vote, I came across the term ‘Disunited kingdom’ in an online post commenting on the UK leaving the European Union.

With the current developments in Europe, we are getting the signals again to beef up the economy, providing it greater resilience

The Education Department has lately attracted the notice of the public because the Director of Education, Mr Snell, has come out with an innovation. This time it is

Vendredi 20 juin 2016 : Dr S. Reddi, historien, a fait une présentation à l’université de Maurice sur les liens entre Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam (SSR) et le continent

Have we reached the end of the tether making the system irredeemable towards the purpose for which it was designed, notably to equip the upcoming generation with the

In this globalised world, we cannot help being impacted by events that take place at the global level in more ways than one – in all aspects of

Du contrôle des excès de vitesse à la lutte contre l’alcool au volant et les gangs qui sèment la terreur, en passant par les difficultés à assurer une

The youth of India, despite all the odds against them, politicians and mafia and what not, they are still standing, they remain a redoubtable force that can turn

“Sooner or later everyone sits down to a banquet of consequences.” — Robert Louis Stevenson

In a press release dated 17th June 2016, the Bank of Mauritius (BoM) has announced that, after consulting with the Prime Minister and the Minister of Finance and

A Brexit would be an indictment of the Commission. It would open a breach in fortress Europe. It would weaken Europe and could lead to further fracture

These winter days it is common to find people at work in both public and private offices clad head to toe in warm clothes, with running nose, and

Catholics and Racial Discrimination

On the eve of the millennium in October 1999, the world population was 6bn.