Category: Features

About a year and a half earlier, Mr Rundheersing Bheenick was replaced by Mr Rameshwurlall Basant Roi as Governor of the Bank of Mauritius (BoM) in the aftermath

Qu’est-ce que nos faux socialistes défendant les richesses de l’Offshore ont à gagner ?

The bull should be taken by the horns if we really want to face the challenge posed by the current weakening of our global business sector

Vagrant Hunts

We are told that feelings are homeless creatures and they are unlimited.

When PM Modi made the Indian Ocean islands of Sri Lanka, Mauritius and Seychelles the subject of one of his first overseas trips, our destination was favoured and

The outcome of the Protocol having failed to gather consensus among the national constituents, there is space and time for government to press on the Indian party not

By TP Saran

Despite the occasional political sound-bites, there was never going to be any comparison with Singapore.

Des questions se posent sur les leaders des partis politiques, ceux des entreprises et des institutions publiques et privées, et aussi ceux des corps paraétatiques.

Given the headlines, you might have thought that during his recent visit to the UK President Obama was solely concerned with convincing British voters that their country would

There is a deep sense of anguish and concern that pervades the hearts of all Mauritians these days.

Regular assessments and tests, followed by examinations, will rob pupils of their education and create greater alienation for both pupils and teachers. Regular and frequent testing of heights does

“Drive”, is a word belonging to two parts of speech, namely the verb and the noun. Their meanings differ.

Any aspirant candidate to the post of Prime Minister of Mauritius, whatever her or his communal/racial/caste origins, should convince a majority of the electorate that she/he will, and