By Vishal Askurn, Law, Society and Public ReasoningThe recent debate surrounding the Health Minister’s treatment at a ho ...
From digital mark books and automated timetables to real-time communication with parents, Royal College Port Louis has b ...
Mauritius is grieving. The nation was shaken to its core when seven‑month‑old Adrianno was stabbed to death by his own father in Roche Bois. This tragedy is not only a crime—it is a failure of ...
Mauritius was the sixth country in the world to ratify the UN Agreement on Marine Biological Diversity of Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction — the BBNJ, or High Seas Treaty — on 30 May 2024. The ...
By Azize BankurThe recent tragedy involving the killing of 7-month-old Adriano aroused tons of passion and indignation i ...
As pressure on the Mauritian rupee continues to fuel concerns over purchasing power, import costs and the country’s expo ...
By Vishal AskurnLaw. Governance. Democracy. Public PolicyFor decades, the fight against drugs has often been presented a ...
As El Niño intensifies, Mauritius faces the prospect of hotter conditions, strained water resources and mounting pressur ...
By Rama Valayden, Senior CounselKimberley, nay, our national Kim is not only a Mauritian hero... she is an African hero.
Domestic abuse is not only a private family problem. In it most serious form, it can become a threat to life, particularly where there is a history of violence, threats, criminal behaviour, coercive ...
The story of El Niño and IOD is not only about climate - it is about identity. Mauritius, a small island nation, has always ...
By Dharamraj Deenoo, civic stewardRecent reports surrounding Minister Anil Bachoo’s surgery at Dr A. G. Jeetoo Hospital ...