Personal opinions on news and events in Mauritius. This is a series of 6 short articles by Dev Virahsawmy expressing a personal view of what could be done in the present juncture.

This is the first novella I wrote. It is part of an attempt to give to my mother-tongue a strong foundation in literary prose. This exercise considerably boosted up my self-confidence and consequently other novellas and a novel followed. Sunday, June 25, 2006. Depi premie abitasion, ti fini met dan later semans divizion ek konfli e pli for fer dominer ar pli feb. Gran-sef fwet ti-sef, ti-sef fwet san-pouvwar, san-pouvwar fwet lisien, zom fwet fam. Seki pli tris, bann ki ti anba yer, kouma zot mon.

I have devoted much of my time on research on and promotion of Mauritian Creole which I prefer to call Morisien, the national language of Mauritius. Sunday, October 07, 2012.

Saturday, October 30, 2004. Loga Virahsawmy, married with two daughters and three grand children, is a Gender Activist, Freelance Journalist, Short Story Writer, Chair Media Watch Organisation-GEMSA, Board member of Gender Links of South Africa and member of the National Committee on Human Rights. Friday, October 29, 2004.