• Interview     
In the context of last week’s education fair organised by Campus Abroad at Bagatelle Mall of Mauritius, Weekly speaks to Audrey Loney, Second Secretary (commercial affairs) at the Canadian High Commission, South Africa.  She sheds light on the employment opportunities for foreign students, the scholarships available as well as the possibility of becoming a permanent resident in Canada after studies.

• Cover Story
The municipal elections have been splashed on every cover page this week. But in reality, how much has really changed after the municipal elections?

• Health
Temperatures are soaring in Mauritius and the air conditioning is blaring in offices. But have you ever thought of the health hazards posed by this much-used appliance?

• Education
The CPE results are out. And yet again, let’s face it: our girls are scoring better than our boys. Weekly finds out why.

• Portrait
Reshan Rambocus, the director of UTILIS - an offshore financial management company, sits candidly with Weekly and discusses his views on the global financial crisis.

• Youth
Teachers: we love them, we hate them. Why is there so much friction between teenagers and teachers?

• This is Mauritius
We judge them but do we know what their lives are actually like? Weekly digs deeper into the lives of sex workers in Mauritius this week.

• Sports
The 2012 WTA Tour Player of the Year Serena Williams is in Mauritius!