25 May 2013

News on Sunday

Friday, 24 May 2013 13:06
Unions welcome Errors, Omissions and Anomalies Committee Report Featured
Written by Meemah Aumeer-Daharee The report of the Errors, Omissions, and Anomalies Committee chaired by Mr. Dharam Dev Manraj, Senior Adviser at the Prime Minister’s Office, was made public on Monday. This report was commissioned after the Pay Research Bureau 2013 generated widespread criticisms among various ranks of the public service.
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Export-oriented enterprises in the textile sector will now benefit from new leasing facilities in US Dollar (USD) and Euro. Finance Minister Xavier-Luc Duval on Wednesday launched the scheme under the Leasing Equipment Modernisation Scheme (LEMS) in Forex to bring a variation to the current LEMS in local currency.
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Friday, 24 May 2013 12:59
Jane Ragoo : “The work of a Trade Unionist is very demanding but also ungrateful” Featured
Written by Indradev Curpen Jane Ragoo is married and mother of two children. Her first job was in a trade union federation, the FPU, which she joined when she was only 19 years.
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In a letter sent to the media, the Archbishop of Mauritius and of the Province of the Indian Ocean expressed his ‘sadness at the words of the President of Mauritius Sanatan Dharma Temples Federation.
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DR JACK KEEL: The Manraj Report has come with a big bang, creating a feel-good atmosphere among Government employees and injecting a new impetus, a new desire to work better.
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Sunday, 19 May 2013 06:00
La famille Mootoosamy – Ils murmurent à l’oreille des animaux Featured
Written by Ajagen Koomalen Rungen La famille Mootoosamy élève plus d’une vingtaine d’espèces d’animaux. Parents, enfants et petits-enfants ont tous un point commun. Une passion dévorante pour les animaux. Chiens, cabris, canards, poules, oiseaux, paons, poissons, tortues, reptiles vivent ensemble en parfaite harmonie. Rencontre.
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Saturday, 18 May 2013 00:16
Swimming with dolphins – The experience of a lifetime
Written by Mumtaz Soogund As more and more of us venture out to far-flung destinations to get closer to wildlife, close encounters with endangered and rare animals are becoming increasingly popular. Swimming with dolphins is one of these activities which many people dream about, and for some, doing it has had a life-changing impact.
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The South West by its variety and still unpolluted and unspoilt greenery continues to thrill and dazzle tourists and locals alike. Whatever itinerary followed the same pleasure and joys fill their heart.
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IT IS paramount that care of vulnerable adults is applied with adequate knowledge. I tried to support Mr George Ah Yan in this venture but had to drop my support the very next day.
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Sir,
I herewith wish to draw your attention, with references to the attitudes of our ministers, and express firmly that “so long that this behaviour continues in our Homeland, we will definitely enhance disrespect to all”. In a nutshell, I would say that it is high time we live in truth where we learn from our mistake rather than blaming others all the time. I sincerely think our country is sick of this.
I herewith wish to draw your attention, with references to the attitudes of our ministers, and express firmly that “so long that this behaviour continues in our Homeland, we will definitely enhance disrespect to all”. In a nutshell, I would say that it is high time we live in truth where we learn from our mistake rather than blaming others all the time. I sincerely think our country is sick of this.
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The Fashion and Design Institute (FDI) is all geared to become a recognised awarding body thanks to the Fashion and Design Institute (Amendment) Bill presented to the National Assembly by the Minister of Tertiary Education on April 23. Its vision is to be a regional hub for design education and research that shapes lives and society.
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The nomination by the Public Service Commission (PSC) of Mrs Manogary Rangasamy as Principal Arts Officer of the Ministry of Arts and Culture has been maintained by the Supreme Court in a recent ruling delivered by the Bench consisting of the Acting Senior Puisne Judge, Eddy Balancy and Justice A.R. Hajee Abdoula.
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