Category: Features

Why is a reform necessary in any field of society and life? Is it because something fundamental has gone awry? If so what is it? I am of

From time immemorial philosophers and religious people have been battling to understand the self; they are still at it as it eludes definition. The 17th century philosopher John

Université de Maurice/CRSI

World Sanskrit Day was celebrated on Monday 31st August at the Mahatma Gandhi Institute, leaving much to be pondered upon. An impressive number of students distinguished themselves at

Tribune

Il est un temps où il faut faire une différence entre les paroles et les actes. Mais même alors il ne faut pas négliger ni d’agir ni ne

In his address at the launch of the ‘Economic Mission Statement’ with a view to achieving a “second economic miracle” and Vision 2030, the Prime Minister said: “…I

The struggle for fairness and human dignity will never cease

MT 60 Yrs — 2nd YEAR NO. 46 – 24 June 1955

Enhanced Connectivity and Economic Advancement

A couple of weeks ago we had the opportunity here to commend the new Minister of Education, Hon Leela Devi-Dookun, for tackling the bull by the horns and

No surprises. The question most asked over the past week in the market place as well as in corporate boards has been: “What do you make of the

Nine-year Schooling Plan

In the view of the current debate on reforms in the educational system, several points have been raised about the risk of ‘ideologizing’ the issue and focusing on

The task ahead to put Mauritius back on a high growth mode is daunting. It is therefore not the time for tom-tomming about a second economic miracle ahead