Category: Features

Electoral Reform

Former des femmes porte-voix : n’est-ce pas une priorité dans un contexte où le silence, le manque d’esprit critique et l’autocensure sont prédominants ? La Journée internationale de

Academics should revisit their values and ethical standards where it is necessary to do so and remind themselves that they are not masons merely cutting stones but building

Francois Woo has been one of the most successful entrepreneurs of independent Mauritius. Starting from very modest beginnings he has built a multinational company – Compagnie Mauricienne de

There is a general outcry in public opinion about such heinous recurrent crimes being committed these days in our midst. A large number of people are clamouring for

MT 60 Yrs – 2nd Year No 57 – Friday – 9th September 1955

Of Inclusiveness of Growth and Shared Prosperity

When many things will be forgotten and done with, there would still be some simple moments in our life that we would always cherish, somewhere in some soft

The country is in earnest need of a rejuvenated Labour Party which can once again reignite the ethos of Anquetil and the stalwarts of the Party for the

Other than those who reside there or travel to work in Port Louis daily, most of us Mauritians too at some point or the other go to our

Rapport de la Banque Mondiale

On Sunday last, Navin Ramgoolam, leader of the Labour Party (Labour), took advantage of the celebration of the party’s 80th anniversary to try and revamp the party’s public

The world economy is beset by all sorts of woes. Several countries have been trying all sorts of remedies to increase their economic performance to levels prevailing before

MT 60 Yrs – 2nd Year No 56 – Friday 2nd September 1955

Electoral Reforms in Mauritius