Radhakrishna Sadien is the president of the Government Servants Association, one of the most ancient trade unions of the island. Since late 70s until now he has been serving various trade unions and federations of state employees.

Emirates, one of the fastest growing international airlines, is celebrating its 10 years of presence in Mauritius. Since the beginning of this month it has launched of three new frequencies to its present weekly flights to Mauritius.

Born in Cairo, Dr Hatem al-Hajj currently resides in the United States of America where he is the Dean of College of Islamic Studies (English) -Mishkah University,USA. Dr Hatel al-Hajj participated in ‘Masterclass 2012’, a two-day workshop organised by the ‘Société Islamique de Maurice (SIM) at the University of Mauritius this week, together with Dr Hani Ramadan and Dr Nassima Prudor. News on Sunday asked Dr Hatem to make a review of Islam in today’s world of wars and turmoil and to teach us the way towards peaceful living in a multicultural society.

Many cultures are regressing while the dominance of others is increasing. Some languages are dying out while others are exerting a real hegemony.

The National Productivity and Competitiveness Council (NPCC) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Institute of Productivity (UK) on Thursday 29 November 2012 at the NPCC head office in Ebène.

Mahen Seeruttun, a qualified accountant also holds an MBA in Finance. After his studies he worked for a firm of accountants in the city of London for two years and upon his return to Mauritius, he joined DCDM (now known as BDO) as auditor before taking up the post of Head of the Finance & Admin Department at the MSIRI for nearly 15 years.

The Bible has been recognised as a World Heritage by UNESCO in 2010.