Category: Features

Mauritius Times 60 Years Ago — 2nd YEAR NO. 31 – Friday 11th March 1955

Les additifs alimentaires existent depuis que l’homme a déployé les moyens de conserver les aliments de consommation. Dans l’Egypte ancienne, il y avait la salaison et le fumage,

In a tribute he paid to the recently deceased ex-Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew of Singapore, a close political associate of the latter observed that he had created

The United Nations proclaimed the 8th March as the UN Day for Women’s Rights and World Peace. This decision emphasises the concept that there can be no world

Can Singapore remain innovative, come up with new ideas and increase value-added services in a changing Asia and above all preserve the economic legacy of Lee Kuan Yew?

For good or bad reasons the annual exercise of budget presentation in Mauritius has always been viewed as a sort of milestone in the economic affairs of the

Fed up with an increasingly arbitrary environment in place and apprehensive of more of the same to come if Constitutional changes, as being then proposed by the Labour-MMM

Commençons par dire qu’en refusant de bénir le couple Ramgoolam-Bérenger, à l’autel du 10 décembre dernier, le peuple mauricien nous a aussi débarrassé d’un autre malfaisant de sinistre

Mauritius Times 60 Years Ago — (MT- Friday 4th March 1955)

Stories are not about life, stories are life, and that’s why we cling to them, and we want to hear more and ever more Since last Saturday Ram

Stray Musings

To Gilbert Ahnee

Authorities in place have a rare opportunity to address the issues plaguing the post-secondary education sector and frame a coherent strategy for the future, a road-map for development

He came. He saw. He conquered. But was also conquered. If E.M. Forster’s most famous novel A Passage to India (1924) reiterated the concept of “God is love”

“There have been some speculations about the use of the term “miracle” to qualify that exceptional economic performance from observers who claim that in fact the country was