Emigration and Imports

Marie Madeleine Lee, G.O.S.K.

Le Savoir au Service de la Cité : Un Pilier de la Démocratie

Dubai’s myth of immunity meets the Gulf

The Roadmap to a Second Mauritian Miracle

Spectators No Longer

The Mirage of Independence: Breaking the Shackles of the Neocolonial State

The Biggest Risk: Excelling in the Past

A Vibrant Democracy, Alive and Kicking: The Story of Our Resilience

The Case for Linguistic Neutrality in Mauritius

The Bérenger Precedent: Authority in Jeopardy

Qs & As While the “Party Leader” holds internal authority within the MMM, the “Parliamentary Whip” governs seating and speaking order in the National

Mauritius Times ePaper Friday 10 April 2026

Mauritius Times Friday 10 April 2026 Mauritius Times ePaper Friday 10 April 2026

The Malta Industrial Development Board

From Our Archives – A Glimpse into 1961 By Peter Ibbotson Like Mauritius, Malta is an over-crowded island. It suffers from unemployment and a lack of

JSS Academy celebrates World Health Day 2026

Health and Education The JSS Academy of Higher Education and Research, Mauritius (JSSAHERM) hosted a prestigious ceremony to commemorate World Health

From Reckless Consumption to Conscious Living

Green Living By Rajyogi Brahma Kumar Nikunj A few centuries ago, no one worried about climate change because there was no reason to do so. But as humans

Inevitable Fate

Are we heading toward a dead end? No one knows! By Dr Rajagopal Soondron Could we ask ourselves: what were our ancestors of 40,000 years ago like? Or

Business as Usual: Not An Option

Editorial The geopolitical shockwaves from the recent conflict in the Middle East have reached our shores with alarming speed. While a tenuous ceasefire

Chagos: When Delay Becomes a Strategy

Opinion The legal position is settled and will not change. The true danger is that implementation delays will allow decolonization to be reframed as geopolitical

Economic sanctions imposed by the US and/or EU were associated with 564,258 deaths annually from 1971 to 2021

The Toll of Economic Sanctions. The Toll of USAID Cuts By Anil Madan The Lancet is a highly regarded British peer-reviewed general medical journal. In

What next for the UK/Mauritius Chagos Treaty?

Is it too much to hope that today’s politicians will implement the commitments by their distinguished predecessors of the 1980s or will discussions continue