By Vishal Askurn, Law. Society & Public ReasoningA Mauritian Reflection on Love, Law and LegacyMarriage has always been ...

By Rama Valayden, Senior CounselThe Israelis have not only destroyed the lives of the Palestinians in Gaza but are also ...

From digital mark books and automated timetables to real-time communication with parents, Royal College Port Louis has b ...

By Jhayraz Bhurtun, Retired Civil Servant, United KingdomHow the conflict is reaching Mauritian households and businesse ...

By Vishal Askurn, Law, Society and Public ReasoningThe recent debate surrounding the Health Minister’s treatment at a ho ...

By Dharamraj DeenooTo ICT/BPO Experts of Mauritius, Guardians of Renewal and Dignity,The closure of Concentrix has sent ...

As BRICS expands its reach and the Global South seeks a greater say in international affairs, Mauritius faces a delicate ...

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 ...

As BRICS expands its economic and geopolitical influence, its growing weight is reshaping the conversation around trade, ...

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 Vishal Askurn, Law. Governance. Democracy. Public Policy.The recent heavy-wave alert issued for Mauritius should make ...

By Rama Valayden, Senior CounselLast week, I lost a friend with whom I have known for more than 40 years without a hiccu ...