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There are so many interesting people in Mauritius. I believe that everyone has a great story to tell. We all have different view points, some popular others controversial, and I want to hear them.

Episodes

  1. 06/28/2020

    Political incision reveals societal cancerous underbelly

    Prize winning author, journalist, actor, educator, and historian, Sobhanund Seeparsad, shares an eye opening critical analysis on the political, educational, social and media history of Mauritius. He touches on almost every aspect of how past events have shaped Mauritius and where changes must be made to propel the country forward. Currently working on the political struggles of Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam at a time of colonial dominance and what shaped the man, he deep dives into: The influence of Sir Anerood Jugnauth. How the Bissoondoyal brothers largely changed the balance of power in 1948. The rise of Committee Action Musulman and Razack Mohamed. The political impact of 1948 to 1967. The first emergence of communal politics and the Constitution. The birth of MSM at a time of hardship. The educational influence of MMM. How Gaetan Duval understood the strife of the common man. How a young party could emerge by analysing the past. Sobhanund gleans over how education is nowadays about chalk, talk, certificate rather than discovery learning. Teaching must focus on learning rather than pass rate performance. Media is propaganda driven in the quest for profits rather than objective thought provoking reporting in the interest of the country. How publishing books is a huge challenge, revamping drama, the need for factual historical research on Mauritius and many others. For full video: https://youtu.be/h0NM5J-tp2A For more information, videos and tips, please visit: Insta: hamishramdharry Youtube/Facebook: Hamish Ramdharry TalkLepep Linkedin: Hamish Ramdharry Twitter: Hamish Ramdharry TikTok: Hamish Ramdharry

    Political incision reveals societal cancerous underbelly

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There are so many interesting people in Mauritius. I believe that everyone has a great story to tell. We all have different view points, some popular others controversial, and I want to hear them.