Category: Features

Since the signed and Cabinet-approved revision of the long-standing DTAA treaty between India and Mauritius, there has been a lot of comment on the potential downsides, the significant

J’ai été le premier et seul journaliste à prédire en 2014 une victoire nette de l’Alliance Lepep aux élections générales devançant même DCDM.

Dans la conjoncture actuelle cet exercice est particulièrement périlleux et pourrait être déterminant dans l’évolution de la situation non seulement économique aussi bien que politique du pays

The French were the first to settle in Mauritius permanently. Indians were expected to be birds of passage.

Mrs Touria Prayag is Editor-in-Chief of the ‘Weekly’ newspaper published by La Sentinelle group.

Précieusement conservée une photo Qui me ramène des dizaines d’années en arrière

The Editor, M. Times Sir, It is a fact generally acknowledged that, until very recently, the Tamil community was not recognized as Indo-Mauritians, and their religion was not

The two news items currently making the headlines in America are the nomination of Mrs Hillary Clinton as the first ever woman presidential candidate and the condemnation of

Since about three months now economic activity in France has been virtually paralysed by protests and demonstrations led by students and labour unions, a feature reminiscent of the

Politicians in the “values” they now incarnate had become more important than the State the government of which they had been entrusted with.

The life and times of Muhammad Ali depict a tranche of history made up of uplifting as well as sordid events. The battles fought have changed things for

Kenya Indian journalists founded newspapers and magazines to demand human rights and freedom under colonial rule in the first half of the last century; and during the latter

The Independent Commission against Corruption (ICAC) took to court in 2011 Pravind Jugnauth, the leader of the MSM, who was then Minister of Finance and who had placed

It is amazing how we human beings end up taking so many paradoxical stances.

In my article of last week I pointed out that we should be thankful that we live in a country which has a robust democratic tradition and that,