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Insurance firms must innovate
- By Yannick Rivet
- Published 1st August, 2008
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Jacques de Navacelle
For Jacques de Navacelle, Director of the Mauritius Union, product and services adaptability, company mergers and international partnerships will soon be options to be considered by insurance firms if they are to survive the global economic crisis and stay competitive.Egypt favours direct flights
- By Yannick Rivet
- Published 25th July, 2008
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Bakry Roushdy Elammary, Ambassador of Egypt to Mauritius.
The four decade-long relationship between Egypt and Mauritius has led to the emergence of a strong diplomatic will between the two countries that helps promote mutually beneficial economic and cultural exchanges, says Bakry Roushdy Elammary, Ambassador of Egypt to Mauritius.No black sheep in the force
- By Indradev Curpen
- Published 18th July, 2008
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Dhun Iswur Rampersad, Commissioner of Police.
The newly appointed Commissioner of Police assures the public that he will not tolerate any black sheep in the force. He defines his priorities to maintain law and order in the country.
Common currency for SADC
- By Yannick Rivet
- Published 11th July, 2008
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Dr Guy Quaden, Governor of the National Bank of Belgium.
The Euro stands as an example of success that some countries might emulate, particularly the SADC countries which are considering the possibility of adopting a common currency, according to Dr Guy Quaden, Governor of the National Bank of Belgium.How serious is child prostitution?
- By News On Sunday
- Published 4th July, 2008
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Nando Bodha, Rita Venkatasawmy, and Anil Nookadee.
We asked... Nando Bodha, Secretary General, MSM; Rita Venkatasawmy, director, CEDEM; Anil Nookadee, social worker and president Childhope, Mauritius.Child protection empowered
- By News On Sunday
- Published 27th June, 2008
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Indira Seebun, Minister of Women’s Rights, Child Development, Family Welfare and Consumer Protection.
Child sexual abuse is a criminal offence with severe penalties. A set of protections are guaranteed by the Child Protection Act 1994, ensuring that the Emergency Protection Order issued by a district magistrate is used in the best interest of the child. Such an order is executed when the Permanent Secretary has reasonable cause to believe that the child is being exposed to harm and is in need of assistance.Climate worsens food crisis
- By Pratima Adhikary Auckel
- Published 20th June, 2008
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Minister Anil Bachoo
Climate change is unavoidable and it's mankind that is responsible for it. This has been proved beyond reasonable doubt in numerous recent reports. Therefore, the message is clear: unless people change their lifestyles and adopt a sustainable one, they are bound to disaster, says Minister Anil Kumar Bachoo.Understanding customer care
- By Yannick Rivet
- Published 13th June, 2008
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Linda Gaskill
Selling and customer care today are not so much about the product’s branding, packaging and advertising; it's more about the relationship between the customer and oneself, says Linda Gaskill, an independent British consultant who is currently in Mauritius conducting a three-day workshop on customer care management on the initiative of British Council.
“Strategy must lead projects”
- By Hamish Ramdharry
- Published 6th June, 2008
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Vassen Kauppaymuthoo, Professional Environmental Engineer.
Does the country need a holistic plan and strategy to protect the environment? Yes, says environmental consultant and professional environmental engineer, Vassen Kauppaymuthoo. The pace of development in the country will reach breaking point where environmental damage will have a knock-on effect on the tourism sector.“There's no control on expenses”
- By Hamish Ramdharry
- Published 30th May, 2008
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“Information is crucial for the functioning of a vibrant democracy.”
Is it important for the people to have access to information? Should the population be informed of all that Government does? Yes, says Professor Raj Mathur, president of Right To Know, an NGO, that militates to have informed citizens for improved participation in the political process and to stamp out corruption.
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