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Where there's a will, there's a way
- By Prabha Bhatoo
- Published 08/28/2010
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Miselaine Duval is a popular television and theatre artiste. She is also the founder and administrator of Karavann Komiko. She is now busy preparing for the “Festival du Rire” (laughter festival) 2010 to be held at Octave Wiehé auditorium, in Reduit, from September 1to 5.
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Caring for those in distress
- By Prabha Bhatoo
- Published 08/20/2010
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Ameena Peeroo is in her sixties. She is the resident manager of Apson Home, which she also calls ‘The home for those in distress.’
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Passion for arts and nature
- By Prabha Bhatoo
- Published 08/15/2010
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She loves nature and everything that it offers, even the throwaways, which she collects and turns into things of beauty—a feast for the eyes.
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Local girl makes it to the top
- By Prabha Bhatoo
- Published 08/8/2010
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Stephanie Ip Lamusse is the first Mauritian woman to occupy the position of Chief Risk Officer at HSBC Bank. She has been in the team for twelve years working both in the domestic and offshore markets.
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She works among the needy
- By News On Sunday
- Published 06/18/2010
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Françoise Labelle is not just a politician. She is also known as a social worker who cares for the needy and downtrodden in society. News on Sunday met her in action.
Young painter does it alone
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- Published 05/28/2010
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Marie Naomi Anastasia Adisagam
Marie Naomi Anastasia Adisagam is a painter. At the age of 19, this former student of Forest Side SSS, is quite popular among her peers. Her solo exhibition at the Malcolm de Chazal gallery is attracting many visitors.Blue-eyed girl is an atheist
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- Published 05/8/2010
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Lina Myte
Lina Myte is 24 years old. She is a Sweden beauty, a student in Journalism and Media Production from the University of Linnueus. She is currently in Mauritius for her internship.Girls advised to take science
- By Priyadarshinee Luckoo
- Published 04/30/2010
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Dr Ameenah Gurib-Fakhim
Dr Ameenah Gurib-Fakhim, pro vice-chancellor at the University of Mauritius, says both parents and the educational institutions have a crucial role to play in the character and career moulding of a child.Love for interior décor
- By Priyadarshinee Luckoo
- Published 04/12/2010
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She has chosen Interior Architecture as her prospective career. Though it is an uncommon field for women, she is all set to face the challenges it might pose.
Struggling for the rights of all
- By Priyadarshinee Luckoo
- Published 03/26/2010
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She is in the trade union movement since the last fifteen years. And she says the movement has grown more receptive towards having women as equal fighters for the welfare of employees.
Courage, patience and hard work
- By Priyadarshinee Luckoo
- Published 03/20/2010
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She features in the list of persons having been conferred the President’s Badge of Honour for voluntary work, on Independence Day 2010. This is no less than a milestone to this old lady who has never been to school.
No longer frail and submissive
- By Priyadarshinee Luckoo
- Published 03/11/2010
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International Women's Day was commemorated on Monday, a day on which stress was laid on the role of woman in the proper flow of human lives and shaping of the society. Uma Sooben-Arnauld, president of the NGO Joie de Vivre Universelle, thinks this day is special in itself. It celebrates and honours the woman.
“Way out? Be your own boss”
- By Priyadarshinee Luckoo
- Published 03/5/2010
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She believes that woman entrepreneurship is one of the best means leading to the woman's emancipation and independence.
Carving a place in politics
- By Priyadarshinee Luckoo
- Published 02/26/2010
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She is young and very dynamic and is among those who think that it is high time for more young girls to get involved in politics.
Bringing passion alive
- By Priyadarshinee Luckoo
- Published 02/19/2010
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Inspired by finery worn by African tribes, she set out to create her own jewels sixteen years ago. Today, she is a well-known creator of costume jewellery, accessories and clothing.

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