By Amanoola Khayrattee -February 27, 2019 After “Trail Sampyé” here we go with the second trail of the year. Organised by the Road Trail Association (RTA) in collaboration with the Commission …
By Amanoola Khayrattee -December 12, 2018 Climate change issues Nobody enjoys having to pump out water from their dwellings, scrape out and shovel debris from their premises, and kill themselves trying …
By Amanoola Khayrattee -December 6, 2018 Getting the feel of the countryside has never been better than probing into the heart of it, on foot. Trail running is but one medium …
By Amanoola Khayrattee -April 29, 2018 May 1 is celebrated throughout the world as Labour Day, often called May Day (not to be confused with “Mayday” which is an international distress …
How Effective is our State of Preparedness? It’s the same old tune during every cyclone or torrential rain period, the same grumbling about dwellings and premises inundated, cars wrecked, …
Breakthroughs towards Cure for Epileptic Seizures? “As research in this area continues, genetic testing could potentially help people with epilepsy and their families prepare for their treatment journey,” Sonya Dumanis …
The Dream to Nationhood: People have a right to dream. Candidates for elections have the right to sell dreams. Can we speak of nationhood after 50 years of independence? …
In no less than two passengers’ air tickets the time of departure from Plaine Corail Airport for flight MK 145 on Wednesday 26 July 2017 read as 20h20. On …
I just travelled between Mauritius and Rodrigues. I don’t know how people feel about it. But I was nauseated to have had to do with sort of dry ration …
The month of Ramadhan is coming to an end in a few days. It will then be a moment of joy and celebrations for Muslims with the festival of …