Category: Features

Let’s Honestly Face It!

Some may consider it superstitious. So be it. As we (children of my generation) grew up, our imagination got increasingly peopled by numerous indefinable characters belonging to the

Living in Great Britain, I enjoy listening to Mauritius Top FM when I get the chance. I am truly astonished and greatly alarmed to hear that all is

In a publication, ‘Dhunputh Lallah, Walking with Kings, Standing for the Voiceless’, Pravesh Lallah retraces the achievements of one of the prominent Indo-Mauritian familes, the Lallahs. He sets

On aura beau dire, le pays avance. A grands pas au niveau des infrastructures et même des institutions. Les événements tragiques du début de l’année et les déboires

A Conversation with Uncle Claus “Build bridges between people, all people. That’s what the world needs most” * “I am what I am, a make-believe but a powerful

If we are convinced that English should be reinforced in its official status and in the educational system, we should encourage a broader use of the language in

Letter from New Delhi

Of Emptiness in the Midst of Plenty

Let’s Honestly Face It (1)

It is a matter of tradition as we reach the end of the year to carry out some introspection and assess the events which have marked the year

Everyone can live without petrol, gold and diamond, but no one can survive without the blue gold. Hence, it behoves us all to make judicious use of it,

La State Bank of Mauritius Ltd (SBM) a réuni une quarantaine d’ONGs lors d’une cérémonie de remise de chèques qui s’est tenue hier au Mauritius Gymkhana Club à

Petite incursion dans le monde singapourien

In 1990 when Nelson Mandela stepped out of the prison of Robben Island, few could have predicted that apartheid would be dismantled within a few years, and South