Tag: Nita Chicooree-Mercier

No one is suggesting that we go the Philippines way though some people would gleefully lay their hands on criminals…

The official discourse on how descendants of coolies have evolved usually highlights achievements through hard work, education, ambition and social mobility. It is equally important to focus on

Representatives of a people need first to feel a passion for a grand project to create a consensus among the population and give them something to look up

What is easy to understand but quite a difficult task to set oneself to is the meditation on: What is the real self? What are you really? What

The fish rots from the head, SAJ has often stated. As Minister of the Interior, will he give due attention to the issue of law and order?

It would have been informative for the sake of transparency to explain the criteria for selecting VIPs and the special attention they benefit from in Mauritius

for all the pleasure and fun you gave us, for the curiosity and interest you contributed to arouse and deepen

La sur-médiatisation et le vocabulaire démesuré autour de la fête sportive nous a fait penser au théâtre de l’absurde de Ionesco où on parle pour parler, où le

Government’s plan to attract high net worth individuals from abroad should first target qualified Mauritians whose skills and talents are recognized in foreign countries

A major Hindi writer who has enriched the world of literature in Mauritius is gone. His demise summons memories of the evening spent at his place in Triolet

The cannabis drug issue has been widely debated in press columns. Up to now there is no precise information about the intention of the government on the use

Public health

Why is there an obsession to bring in more foreigners in such a small island, with lands at forbidding prices and an acute scarcity of lands for locals,

In the early 1990s, the apparently new phenomenon mentioned in a Time magazine article regarding young African National Congress (ANC) supporters killing white people, and leaving a note

The bizarre way France under Macron is dealing with issues should make us wary of the relevance of being wooed into security agreements with volatile and unreliable allies