Tag: Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam

18th September 1900 in Belle Rive area Kewal was born to Moheeth and Basmateea This simple child from a simple family Son of an Indian immigrant, a coolie

Interview: Dev Virahsawmy

Chit Dukhira’s new book

Interview : Yvan Martial, Journaliste

La presse mauricienne peut s’enorgueillir d’avoir en son sein un journal militant, dans le vrai sens du terme, qui fête aujourd’hui ses 60 ans d’existence et continue d’être

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

Interview Catherine Boudet

Interview : Joseph Tsang Mang Kin

How are Mauritians going to call the new Indian Prime Minister? One does not have to go to grafilarmoni to know the answer. We all know how Lundi,

Chit Dukhira MSK

We are in August 1990, the 17th to be more precise. Sir Satcam Boolell QC, leader of the Labour Party, is Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs

The launching of Babooram Mahadoo’s book Bhagavad Gita- Message of Heroism, on 14th March at the MGI, by the President of the Republic, Mr Rajkeswar Purryag, is an

At the crucial 1965 Constitutional Conference in London, the Mauritius Labour Party (MLP) led by Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam as well as Sir Abdul Razack Mohamed’s Comité d’Action Musulman

as we have known it todate In this article we shall endeavour to recap very briefly some of the historical aspects which are important in order to understand

Interview Dev Virahsawmy