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Editorial – Rajen Valayden By any honest measure, George Orwell was bloody right ! Indeed, we are engulfed in the quicksands of “doublethinking”. A word coined in 1949 by the British author in his book…
Read MoreEditorial – Rajen Valayden By any honest measure, George Orwell was bloody right ! Indeed, we are engulfed in the quicksands of “doublethinking”. A word coined in 1949 by the British author in his book…
Read MoreOPEN LETTER To The High Commissioner, High Commission of India (Mauritius) Plot No.65-C Cybercity Ebene 2nd August 2026 Subject : Call for investigation into suspected fraudulent practice in M4 project Your Excellency Greetings As Chief…
Read MoreThe firm reactions of the acting Prime Minister, Paul Berenger and the Attorney General Gavin Glover as well as the observations of Kushal Lobine to the arrest manu militari of journalist Jasodanand are most welcome.…
Read MoreAs successive governments boast about measures taken to promote entrepreneurship, which they claim will be the spine of our future economy, I wish to share for the benefit of all, some ground realities I have…
Read MoreFidel Castro’s demise is an opportune time to reflect on one of the most tragic but also one of the most exciting and inspiring stories on food security. A story that is likely to end…
Read MoreDespite all forms of obstacles, dangers and catastrophes, whether man-made or natural, men and women have over the centuries stoically believed in the existence of cycles and that there would always be better times after…
Read MoreDeux ans de règne de l’Alliance Lepep : le couteau a encore été retourné plus vivement dans la plaie ouverte des masses populaires. La trompette du « miracle économique a soufflé plus gravement l’angoisse sociale,…
Read MoreLes jours avancent à grands pas et, très bientôt, 2016 tirera sa révérence. L’année écoulée aura eu le mérite de nous rappeler la vulnérabilité de notre monde ainsi que l’incertitude grandissante qui le caractérise. Nous…
Read MoreThe rise of nationalistic right wing governments voted in by electorates around the world is a direct result of the failure of ‘globalisation’ to enrich all but a tiny minority of the world’s population. The…
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