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 ...
As pressure on the Mauritian rupee continues to fuel concerns over purchasing power, import costs and the country’s expo ...
As El Niño intensifies, Mauritius faces the prospect of hotter conditions, strained water resources and mounting pressur ...
By Vishal AskurnLaw. Governance. Democracy. Public PolicyFor decades, the fight against drugs has often been presented a ...
Prepared by FAM [Fam an Mars] as a civil society policy proposal for consideration by the Government.Policy BriefFrom re ...
By the PoliticalloudgirlThe events of 30 August 2026 at Sable-Noir should make Mauritius stop and think.Following the de ...
Across the cane fields of Mauritius, farmers stand with furrowed brows, scanning the skies for signs of rain. The clouds drift, but they do not break. The reservoirs sink lower, the rivers thin, and ...
By Jeffrey D Sachs, Professor and Director of the Center for Sustainable Development at Columbia University, and Sybil F ...
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