“Achète et lis avec confiance ces livres pleins de vérité. Tu acquerras cette sagesse, belle comme des perles. Tu y verras le chemin du salut. Afin que ta
The presence of the French representatives of the Louvre Museum reminds us of the massive investment in the transformation of the ancient palaces into a museum which took
The expression ‘think globally, act locally’ became popular in relation to climate change which was a global phenomenon but whose local impacts were significant. So it came to
A Breath of Fresh Air in a Sea of Debts: No More Residence Repossession by Banks — V. Lutchmeenaraidoo, Minister of Finance and Economic Development The level of
Have we given a thought to how Creoles of African origin were named during slavery? The naming of slaves in the various French colonies followed the same pattern.
The global slowdown combined with the downturn in the oil industry carries inherent risks of possibly more difficult market conditions in the future. Such a prospect renders the
Mauritius finds itself once again publicly in the condition of a place that has harboured some sort of a prolonged “mischief” in a key financial group of the
More than ever in the internationalised arena, in a digitalised context, in an economy moving out of some spheres to embrace others, with new horizons of development beckoning,
The National Geographic Magazine of December 2015 carries a very interesting cover story consecrated to Mary, the Virgin. She is hailed as the most powerful woman in the
Economic Policy — The view of historical development based on the concept of the “swing of the pendulum”, according to which socio-political developments nationally and even globally seem
