Beekrumsing Ramlallah, the founder of Mauritius Times, had always been interested in the uplift of the downtrodden, particularly the descendants of Indian immigrants. He had, in the early
In 1968 when finally the independence of Mauritius was achieved and celebrated there was a sense of satisfaction and vindication in the offices of the Times that it
There were times when good journalism used to be defined by the motto “comment is free, but facts are sacred.” In the present days of digital and instant
Na tir chalao, na talwar nikalo Jab taup mukabil hai To akbaar nikalo In a potent way this Hindi saying developed during India’s fight for independence epitomises the
In 1954, Mauritius was struggling to find expression. It was a colonial society. The majority of the people lived in dire poverty, but there was a strong urge
15th August marks the 67th anniversary of the Independence of India. 2014 is of utmost importance to the people of India, to overseas Indians, to people of Indian
The Bank of Mauritius (BoM) hosted on Friday last a lecture by Governor Njuguna Ndungu of the Central Bank of Kenya on this theme with reference to Kenya.
