Month: August 2018
Did you know that only 0.3% of the total amount of water present on Earth is spring water, fit for human use (the rest being mainly ocean water, making up for 97% of the whole)? What with climate change and the growing intensity of urban densification in Mauritius, finding innovative and effective solutions when it […]
On Sunday 5th August 2018, about 150 marchers joined the driving forces of Cité L’Agrément in Saint-Pierre to protest against the scourges of drugs and alcohol, which have been increasingly affecting the region. ENL Foundation was one of the organisers of this peaceful march. The march started in Kendra Shopping Mall in Saint-Pierre and proceeded […]
There are three different types of permits available to those who want to live and work in Mauritius: Who are they? Who can apply for them? Which is best suited to your needs? How to apply? Read on for answers: 1. Who are they and who can apply ?It’s important to specify that […]
Anyone who has already taken part to the Moka Trail, or has at least heard about it knows that is a major event on Mauritian trail calendar. If you didn’t get a chance to take part to this race, well this is your chance to do it ! Note that registrations will officially open on Monday, August 13 on mokatrail.mu. […]
Whether you live in Moka or are only passing through, you will surely appreciate the region in exclusive ways. Here are five ideas of outings to fully enjoy your surroundings: 1. Fancy a jog with friends ?If you haven’t already, you absolutely have to plan a hike on Le Pouce mountain, along with a few […]
99 117 hours, or 11.5 years – according to French statistics, this is the average time spent at work over the course of one’s life… Which is why it’s important to have a job you like, of course, but also to work in a pleasant and adequate environment. By the way, did you know Moka […]
For 17 years, Charles Telfair Campus has been welcoming students from Mauritius and elsewhere to deliver education at a high international standard. Originally located in Quatre Bornes, this private school moved to Telfair in Moka a few years ago. Approximatively 2,000 youth have chosen this institution to pursue their postsecondary studies. Jeremy Charoux, the Director, […]