by drmu | Jun 8, 2010 | Education, Environment, Social justice
The Voice of Youth Project is the jewel in the crown of We Love Mauritius. Our philosophy is simple: the young people of Mauritius will out-live parents and politicians, therefore they should have the right to decide the future of their country. As we look around the...
by drmu | Jun 7, 2010 | Education, Energy, Environment, Marine protection, Social justice
Have you heard anything recently about the MID consultation exercise led by Prof Francois Odendaal? Neither have we so we sent an email to the good professor about the matter. While we eagerly await his response, permit us to enlighten you about something that the...
by drmu | Jun 2, 2010 | Mafia at work
A: When it is called We Love Mauritius (or WeLuvMu – to use our official name). This seems to be the opinion of the “powers that be” in Mauritius. Despite the fact that, unlike the vast majority of NGOs, we are a fully registered charity, the...
by drmu | Jun 1, 2010 | Comedy
A: Turkeys are cultivated and protected while dodos were rude and allowed to go extinct. Now compare the Turks and Caicos Islands and Mauritius. There are some striking similarities: corrupt politicians taking commissions for selling off state land and borrowing...
by drmu | May 27, 2010 | Economy, Name and shame, Social justice
Today’s joke comes from Dr. Vasant Bunwaree, Minister of Education and Human Resources. An article in today’s News Now, quotes him as saying: We must remember that recent research shows that the brain is at its peak performance between the age of 55 and...
