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Passer le Flambeau ou Tenir la Barre ? Le Paradoxe de la Succession au PTr et au MMM
| March 8, 2026
Par A. Bartleby
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Category: Features
World Affairs
When Great Powers Gamble, Small Nations Pay the Price
| March 8, 2026
Opinion
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World Affairs
Why a Distant War Matters to Mauritius
| March 7, 2026
Opinion
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Society
Women on the Move: A Nuanced Picture
| March 7, 2026
By Nita Chicooree-Mercier Let us not begin International Women’s Day with yet another round of lamentation. The economic, political, and cultural obstacles that still prevent many women from
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History
Post-Mortem: Why we lost the 1960 municipal elections
| March 7, 2026
From Our Archives: A Glimpse into 1960
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Society
The Fat of the Matter
| March 2, 2026
The Obesity Paradox and Nature’s Hidden Agenda
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Wellness
Chemistry of Cognition: Reclaiming Focus in the Age of Brainrot
| March 2, 2026
Health & Lifestyle
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Wellness
Dieticians Association Celebrates 10 Years, Calls for Recognition
| March 2, 2026
Healthier Living & Disease Management
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World Affairs
Erratic Power in a Fragile Order
| March 1, 2026
In a fragile order, erratic power does not project strength. It transmits uncertainty. And uncertainty, in an increasingly militarised Indian Ocean, is a risk multiplier
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History
On Emigration
| March 1, 2026
From Our Archives: A Glimpse into 1960
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World Affairs
Is the US sending mixed signals — or is the Western Alliance divided against itself?
| February 22, 2026
Breakfast with Bwana
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Society
Gen Z : Tour d’horizon
| February 22, 2026
Par Nita Chicooree-Mercier Jeunesse en fête : c’est l’image que l’écran de la télévision nationale a répandue dans tous les foyers récemment. D’ordinaire, nous assistons à de brefs
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Society
Noise, Power, and the Struggle for Shared Space
| February 22, 2026
Public festivals and the Sound of Our Society
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World Affairs
Leverage Over Law: Doha and the Erosion of Trade Multilateralism
| February 22, 2026
When tariffs are weaponised and rules reduced to convenience, multilateralism does not merely weaken — it yields to leverage, and leverage rarely favours the smallest
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History
The Mauritian Labour Party and the Making of Modern Mauritius
| February 22, 2026
Ninety Years of Nation-Building
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