On the occasion of the birth anniversary (2 October 1869) of Mahatma Gandhi, the iconic apostle of non-violence in modern times, it is perhaps appropriate to reflect on
The Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) has been in existence for several years now, with a focus on three major killer and impoverishing diseases, namely malaria, tuberculosis and HIV-AIDS.
A talented playwright may soon open up a new trend in the field of literary genre locally, the ‘theâtre de l’absurde’. This is not to expose philosophical existentialist
With what happened last weekend, Kenya risks being swamped in long-term instability It was an amazing story unfolding before us on Monday morning. Nairobi’s shopping mall called Westgate
Plusieurs étudiants népalais protestent contre les institutions établies à Maurice ces derniers temps. Certains ont eu recours à une grève de la faim pour réclamer justice. D’autres ont
At a Prize Giving Ceremony for the 4th Physics Olympiad 2013 held on Tuesday 17 September 2013 at Gaëtan Raynal State College, in which the winner was Kevin
The country’s incremental development runs parallel with the 50-year public career (1935-1985) of Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam (SSR), intimately called Kewal, in Mauritius, since his return home from London
The ‘2014/2016 Programme-Based Budget Circular (No. 12 0f 2013)’ harps on certain worn themes like efficiency in service delivery, restriction of recruitment in the Civil Service, addressing bottlenecks
Pacifists worldwide sigh with relief at the Russian Foreign Minister’s proposal to put the Syrian government’s arsenal of chemical weapons under international scrutiny, a solution initially but mildly
On the occasion of SSR’s 113th birthday, many activities have been scheduled by various ministries and institutions. But the Ministry of Education, in particular, is much more focused
