Category: Features

There’s a “levée des boucliers” since mid-October about wealth and its accumulation. Especially, wealth which is unaccounted for. The public is keenly interested in it. It strongly suspects

MT 60 Yrs – 2nd Year No 51 — Friday 29th July 1955  — Glimpses of Mauritian History “All is left to the will of their master, who in allowing

In what has been described as ‘peaceful and historic’ the general elections held in Myanmar on Sunday 8 November were the first such an exercise at national level

La femme de plus en plus à l’avant-plan : elle permet de constater combien est erronée l’idée que l’homme est seul maître à bord. Elle fait entendre sa

We all know the proverb that Rome was not built in a day. There is no better saying to encapsulate the long and protracted process which led to

The Key Repo Rate (KRR) of the Bank of Mauritius (BoM) was reduced by one quarter per cent to 4.4% at the last Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting

Letter from New Delhi Click with your heart, not your brain, said India’s most celebrated photographer, Ragu Rai. Speaking at a meeting of young photographers in New Delhi,

Danielle Selvon, a deputy elected in Constituency No 1 last December, resigned this week from the MSM. This resignation was prompted by the proposed introduction of the highly

Puzzles and enigmas never existed – but we humans have found the knack to complicate our intellect in a bid to give meaning to our life!

Given the high number of registered medical graduates in the country, that was further highlighted recently when only 60 out of about 450 medical practitioners had been recruited

MT 60 Yrs – 2nd Year No 51 – Friday 29th July 1955 — Our London Letter

Tit-bits

There is not a single day that goes without the media across the world, including of course our own local media, reporting on some case or the other

La société mauricienne est forte en accueil. Chefs d’Etat, conférenciers, vedettes de cinéma, du sport, bref autant de gens qui puissent créer un stimulus manquant ou tout simplement

Dans son acceptation moderne, un petit bonhomme est un personnage griffonné ou un enfant. Mais ce n’est pas dans ce sens qu’il faut entendre cette expression : il