COVER STORY

Studying abroad: A close look at the options available

It’s that time again when school leavers in Mauritius have to make the tough decision of where to study. In this week’s special edition of Weekly, we try to help make that decision easier by throwing a spotlight on the different options available. This week, we look at the different study destinations and next week we will look at the local options.

SPECIAL FEATURE

A complete guide to scholarships

What can future students do to maximise their chances of getting a free ride to a top-notch university? Weekly lets you in on all the secrets.

INTERVIEW

Urmila Boolell: I defy anybody to tell me that abuse, excesses and cronyism have only happened in the last 10 years!”

Weekly speaks to Urmila Boolell, head of chambers at Banymandhub Boolell Chambers, about the state of the legal system in Mauritius, unscrupulous lawyers and her evaluation of the political situation in the country.

SOCIETY

Special needs education: Why starting early matters

Too many Mauritian children who would have benefited from special needs education never get the help they need since teachers and parents lack knowledge about learning disabilities and behavioural problems. Yet, early identification can be the difference between a lost future and a bright one, according to therapists at Ruth School.