Category: Features

People should not hold politicians to a debt of gratitude – they should share the responsibility

The Mauritius Times’ editorial rightly commented last week that the people look forward to a government that will not only not repeat mistakes of past political parties in

BOOK REVIEW

Even before the campaign for the general elections of 10th December 2014 was officially launched, the Mauritius Times had been arguing against amending the Constitution to make provision

In a light vein

Mauritius Times 60 Years Ago – 2nd YEAR NO. 23 – SATURDAY 15th January 1955

Ti ena boukou koze lor Kap Ver (Cabo Verde) avan eleksion 2014 me ti kasiet laverite fondamantal. Arsipel Kap Ver ki trouv apepre 350 mil alwes Senegal/Moritani dan

When did you last receive a letter? No I mean a proper handwritten one. Come to think of it, when did you actually send one yourself? I must

The issue of dismissals and appointments in key positions in government and parastatal bodies is likely to be a dominant theme of debate over the coming weeks. It

Carnet Hebdo

At the time of a change of government after general elections, there are certain important matters of national public interest which sometimes remain in limbo and need to

Seventeen persons, of different faiths and walks of life, were mowed down last week in France, triggering mass protests and unity marches in numerous places to condemn that

Mauritius Times 60 Years Ago — 1st YEAR No. 22 — Saturday 8th January 1955

What is now required is a real paradigm shift where the emphasis is not on the examination but on the exit profile of the student who leaves school

Changing political winds