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Bonzour zot tou! In these times, we’re in need of radical hope, collective action, and reimagining what we could be. This means looking at where we’re at now – looking in a way that is unfiltered – and coming together as a community. Our first Lab that we hosted last

Last year, for the first time in the history of the race, the rider wearing the yellow jersey at the Tour de France was Mauritian, a woman from Curepipe. And right now, she is once again representing Mauritius during the Tour de France Femmes. Kim Le Court-Pienaar is the

Bonzour everyone! Revolution – and revolutionising systems – seems to be the word(s) on everyone’s lips lately. There’s the ‘revolution’ in our pension system, but also talks of a general strike; people thinking out loud about what a new political future for the island could look like, and MPs

‘Kiete sa?!’ can be heard in living rooms across the country these days, as the latest round of scandals hits the island. From large companies going under to Mauritians making the headlines for not-so-good reasons, the past two weeks have us wondering if we can just sage all

It’s raclette season for quite a few people in Mauritius, but in Alex’s (lactose- and nitrate-intolerant) opinion, nothing beats a good bowl of dumplings. If you’re in Mauritius, you obviously want to head down to Jim Snack in Port Louis; if you’re not on the