La fièvre électorale frappe violement les esprits de nos politiciens ainsi que la population en générale.…
Author: Ruqayah B. Khayrattee
After her passage in different media in Mauritius, Ruqayah B. Khayrattee launched This Week as hard copy in 2011 to be the voice of the voiceless. She is the first woman director of a newspaper in Mauritius. In 2016, she shifted to online media. She is based in Mauritius and can be contacted on [email protected]
[Editorial] Reflecting on Independence: Challenges and Aspirations for Mauritius
As we commemorate the independence of Mauritius, it is essential to recognize the pivotal role of…
Reassessing Eid Celebrations: Embracing Simplicity and Solidarity
As the joyous occasion of Eid approaches, I find myself reflecting on a conversation that sparked…
[Editorial] From Neglect to Tragedy: Addressing the Rise in Crimes and Mishaps in Mauritius
In recent years, Mauritius has witnessed a troubling trend with a rise in criminal activities that…
[Editorial] Independence: From colonial liberation to modern slaves
When the question of independence emerged in the political agenda in the late sixties there was…
[Editorial] Cyclone Belal: A Call for Resilience, Solidarity and Reflection
The recent passage of Cyclone Belal has left an indelible mark on our nation, reminding us…
[Editorial] The Leadership Dilemma
The political pot is actually on the boil. Elections may be held anytime. That’s what emerges…
[Editorial] A woman is as strong as her voice
“A woman with a voice is, by definition, a strong woman” – Melinda Gates, philanthropist, businesswoman…
[Editorial] Bravo Nobin
Qui sont ces brebis galeuses qui ont terni l’image de la police mauricienne et ont déshonoré…
[Editorial] Turn or Burn
When power clouds the brain, rulers enjoying the fragrance of “power” have a tendency to avert…