19 May 2013

On trouve la goyave actuellement en abondance sur le marché local. La population en profite, mais sans connaître forcément les bienfaits de ce fruit ainsi que des feuilles du goyavier, indique le Dr Ramalingum Muraludharan, spécialiste en médecine ayurvédique.
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Friday, 16 March 2012 12:47
Morcellement Saint André Jeune Espoir Social Club – For a better tomorrow!
Written by News On Sunday Many of us find it more fitting to complain about things rather than changing them. It involves too much of effort and time, we tell ourselves. Few are those who come out of the comfort zone and actually set out to make the difference.
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T he new iPad is here! It was unveiled on March 7 and already, Apple is short of initial supplies in every country where it will launch the tablet on Friday. Orders will not be shipped for up to three weeks and nothing has been communicated for the time being to Leal Communications and Informatics Ltd (LCI) about its release date in Mauritius.
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Visuals have become an integral part in today’s world. Be it for a business presentation, as a teaching method in the education sector or simply for home entertainment, projectors are in much demand. PJD6531w is the perfect choice.
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Case Noyale has derived its name from the hospitality of a retired soldier called Pierre Marie Ls Normand (1721-1802). He owned a large plot of land due to service rendered to the French East India Company and later to the Royal government. He was a great philanthropist and his hospitality to travellers and visitors was no secret to anybody. He tendered all sorts of help to them. He had built near his house a small ‘Royale case’ to entertain them and this was later distorted to Case Noyale. Some say that a certain Mr Noyale had some influence in that area and the village was accordingly named.
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Friday, 02 March 2012 13:15
eBeam Edge – Interactive projection for all surfaces
Written by Premita Leelachand Lightweight, portable and so adaptable. eBeam Edge Projection, the first interactive multimedia console on the market, transforms flat surfaces into lively interactive workspaces. The eBeam Edge works with any projector and Windows computer. It comes with a lightweight stylus and powerful interactive software.
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Friday, 24 February 2012 16:35
Grand Bassin – A perfect blend of green and cultural tourism Featured
Written by Jwala Kallee Nature and religion work harmoniously well helping each other in various aspects. Nature is so tranquil with virgin spots that evil hardly finds its way through unless man the usual corrupter intrudes for his own greed.
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Friday, 24 February 2012 13:59
Asus Zenbook Series Notebook UX21 a pleasure to use
Written by Premita Leelachand Asus came up with a slim-line laptop, packed with power, in the end of 2011. The Asus Zenbook UX21 is an elegantly minimalist laptop, made from minimalist metal and being of the same weight as a kitten, though it is not a MacBook Air.
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Friday, 17 February 2012 15:49
La Ferme – A mausoleum of green, cultural and mysterious tourism
Written by Jwala Kallee No visitor from Port Louis, La Louise or Tamarin can afford to miss La Ferme so conspicuous and picturesque looks by its location.
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Nizam Tupsy is an artist. He does not use paint or play a musical instrument but works under a tight deadline. What do Nizam sculpt and carve that he has to finish his work in such a short period of time? Ice and food…
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Friday, 17 February 2012 14:02
HTC – Desire Z : A phone that lets you have it both ways
Written by Premita Leelachand Touch screens are brilliant for surfing the web and watching videos. Keyboards are brilliant for typing. HTC Desire Z, with a 3.7” touch screen and a Qwerty keyboard, gives you the best of both wrapped up in one phone.
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Friday, 10 February 2012 14:56
La Laura/Malenga – Cascades of beautiful flowers
Written by Jwala Kallee Gorgeous, green and grandiose are the three words that best sum up these two villages that are real natural gifts to the area. The villages have got their name from an old sugar factory. The name was given in 1859, the year that coincides with the Indian Mutiny in India and the Crimean war in Europe. They do evoke some very scintillating war memories.Today a large number of vegetable growers live in La Laura /Malenga.
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