Mauritius is hosting the 3rd World Chinese Conference this week at the Grand Baie Conference Centre from 6 to 9 September.

Jocelyn P., aged 34 and residing at Baie-du-Tombeau was arrested on Tuesday at Morcellement St-André by Sergeant Seewoochursing of the Field Intelligence Unit (FIU), with the collaboration of CID North, the ERS of Plaine des Papayes and the DSU.

Justice Prithiveeraj Fekna sitting at the Assises Court has last week sentenced a Malagasy woman, Bernadette Hélène Ranorosoa, and her son Rado Andriantsoa Ranaivo to 35 years’ penal servitude each.

Discovering the north is a rich and rewarding experience. Many great writers and chroniclers all over the world have enriched their knowledge and experience by visiting rural areas and recording their feelings and emotions in their novels and diaries. Each and every village conceals in its bosom snatches of history be it social, economic, political and even touristic that is now contributing a lot to the economy of the island.

She is very well-known in the artistic field in Mauritius. Her works not only tell much about her perceptions but also deliver powerful messages.

The Mauritius Commercial Bank (MCB) has perfectly the right to take whatever amount owed by the two defendants, Louis Xavier Pei and Marie Cathérine L.F. Tsui, from the two deposits of Rs 500,000 each they effected at the Mauritius Leasing to guarantee the two loans of Rs 200,000 and Rs 240,000 they obtained from the bank. It was the ruling upheld by Magistrate K. Bissoonauth sitting at the Intermediate Court Civil Division last week.

When we think of delving into a bit of philosophy, we are like...where to begin? There is a lot of philosophy out there, and some of it look really hard to dig into (Consider Hegel!).

It is considered to be the pulse of our throbbing city. Victoria Station also known as “La Gare Victoria”, in Port-Louis, is an outstanding example of the melting pot of numerous cultures all in one location.

The Tertiary Education Commission (TEC) organised its second International Conference entitled Higher Education and Economic Development from September 3 to 5 at Le Meridien, Pointe Aux Piments.

News on Sunday had the privilege of meeting Mr. Rishad Burokur in his house at Rose-Hill. As soon as we stepped in, we were greeted with an atmosphere somewhat between a cross of a regal English elegance and the warmth of an Egyptian setting.