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The whole country came to a halt today. Without being too sarcastic, I find it unbelievable that the most mobile networks could not handle today's needs but instead, they invest highly into advertising and stupid features.
As announced in the Budget 2013, a tax of 20 cents per gram of sugar is now applicable for soft drinks in retail outlets. At the same time, the beer is also going to cost more.
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This article is an update to what has been written and hugely debated here back in 2009. Many have been able to express themselves on the scholarship topic and the due of the HSC laureates at the end of their studies, financed by the government. And we all know that a considerable number of laureates never came back to Mauritius.
I find it sad that the beach reached this state today but nevertheless, I wonder if the few parking areas created will be sufficient to accommodate all those vehicles.
As you probably noticed if you come here regularly, the topics discussed are of a wide variety; Web/tech/gadget related stuff to Mauritius, news headlines, trending debates and most importantly, daily life.
Today's post: A simple idea to help you drive your car into the garage.
In the first post published on Monday, I talked about the launch failure due to a server problem on the first day itself. Today, I will be publishing more about the "Driving License Counterpart", especially for those who will have to wait several weeks before laying their hands on theirs.
The worst thing that could have happened has actually occurred today on the first day itself: The central server crashed during the day. And they dare say we are a cyber island!
Here we go for the kharmas calendar (2013).
A few months ago, you have most probably thought that the government was just blabbering about this project of giving a tablet to each and every Form 4 student. This concerns more than 20,000 units to be distributed in some 157 secondary schools.
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