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- Sep 24, 2026
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Slavery Remnants and Dodgy Donors Fuelling Racism at Oxbridge (opens the original)
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“Elite universities are not institutions of merit; they are institutions of legacy, wealth, and race, designed to reproduce the ruling class.” — Dr Ibram X. Kendi Elite universities across the world have never been neutral ground on race. From Harvard and Yale’s well-documented profits from slavery to the Ivy League’s historic quota systems restricting minority admissions, to the persistent underrepresentation of Black faculty at America’s top research institutions, the pattern is global: presti
A Summer of Extremes: Is It the Great Dissolution? (opens the original)
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“The world has enough for everyone’s need, but not enough for everyone’s greed.” — M.K. Gandhi By late August 2026, the list of disasters reads like a catalogue of biblical plagues. Europe is baking through its fifth heat wave of the summer, with heat-related deaths surpassing 25,000. Wildfires have scorched over 1.2 million acres across Spain, France, and Italy. Canada is battling more than 600 active wildfires. Monsoon floods have killed hundreds across India, with Himachal Pradesh alone recor
Emperor’s Last Crown: Lingua Franca, Coloniality, and the Child’s Mind (opens the original)
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“If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head. If you talk to him in his own language, that goes to his heart”. Nelson Mandela I read with interest the article by Mr Soobarah in Mauritius Times (August 7th, 2026) with respect to introduction of Kreol Morisien (KM) in parliament and in the mainstream educational curriculum. I wish to emphasize few pertinent points with respect to language and its educational import. I am multilingual. Territory is usually imagined as l
Dial 114 for Emergencies: The SAMU Universe (opens the original)
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“Normality is a well-paved street; it is good for walking – but no flowers will grow there.” — Vincent Van Gogh Over the past 25 years that I have been living and working in Canada, I regularly visit Mauritius to reconnect with family, friends and former colleagues with the aim of catching up with the latest developments in the island’s health care system. This article focuses on SAMU — ‘Service d’Aide Medicale d’Urgence’ — and its rapid evolution since its inception in 1997. Pre-SAMU Emergency
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