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Sondage Sur l’Immobilier : À Floréal, Le Terrain Vaut 71% Plus Cher Après 7 Ans

Comment les prix des terrains ont-ils évolué ? Que recherchent aujourd’hui les Mauriciens en quête d'un logement ? Quels sont les facteurs qui sont susceptibles d’affecter le secteur de l’immobilier ?

5 years, 3 months ago

Sondage : La création d’emplois est la première préoccupation des mauriciens

Le sondage de l’entreprise américaine Gallup sur les défis majeurs en Afrique pour les 12 mois à venir démontre que la création d’emplois est la préoccupation première des Mauriciens. Sur le continent, c’est la santé qui demeure la priorité des priorités.

6 years, 2 months ago

Baromètre économique de PluriConseil : Mauvaise Humeur Face au Manque de Leadership Economique

Incohérences ministérielles, discrédit des régulateurs, agitation judiciaire, tension sociale et leadership médiocre noircissent l’humeur des opérateurs, constatent les analystes.

7 years, 3 months ago

Exercising but Gaining Weight

Exercise has innumerable health benefits, but losing weight may not be among them. A provocative new study shows that a substantial number of people who take up an exercise regimen wind up heavier afterward than they were at the start, with the weight gain due mostly to extra fat, not muscle.

8 years ago

Sondage d’Opinion sur l’Evolution de la Société Mauricienne

Il nous est apparu intéressant, à dix ans d’intervalle, de sonder à nouveau le public mauricien et de prendre son pouls sur un certain nombre de grandes questions.

8 years, 11 months ago

Sleep-Starved Workers Struggle to Juggle Family and Work Commitments, Shows Regus study

Over a third of East African workers (34%) report that they have to sacrifice sleep to fit in personal and work commitments, either by waking up too early or by burning the midnight oil.

9 years, 3 months ago

10 Ways Meetings Are Dumbing Us Down

Meetings make us stupid.

9 years, 3 months ago

Alleged Scam Foreign Students: Controversy Swells

Shweta Sharma, 33, director Dimensions International Education Group (DIEG), complained to the police station Pamplemousses Sunday.

9 years, 3 months ago

A Messy Desk Can Influence Perceptions of Your Professionalism

We're all about getting rid of office clutter here —usually for the sake of our own sanities—but it turns out you may have a bit more motivation than that to stay tidy.

9 years, 4 months ago

Worrying Situation for Our Graduates

The student population in our institutions is growing fast. In one year, the enrollment rate increased from 44 334 to 45 969. The programs offered by different institutions have also experienced a substantial boom. The latest figures show that the TEC for the year 2012, 772 programs were offered against 660 in 2011. However, a report of the TEC states that despite this growth, graduates come up against enormous difficulties.

9 years, 4 months ago

UoM Study of 24/7: Reasons for Failure Programmed

This should be the beginning of a practice in commercial and social, an opportunity for recreation and culture for Mauritians and tourists.

9 years, 4 months ago

Novelty and the Brain: Why New Things Make Us Feel So Good

We all like shiny new things, whether it's a new gadget, new city, or new job. In fact, our brains are made to be attracted to novelty—and it turns out that it could actually improve our memory and learning capacity. The team at social sharing app Buffer explains how.

9 years, 4 months ago

How Your Brain Perceives Time (and How to Use It to Your Advantage)

We might not be able to create more time when we need it most—like when a deadline is approaching—but we can use the understanding of how we perceive time to our advantage.

9 years, 4 months ago

Economic Obstacles Fail to Deter Unstoppable Entrepreneurs

Vital for economic growth but facing serious challenges, East African small and micro businesses are displaying unwavering entrepreneurial spirit, according to new research commissioned by Regus.

9 years, 5 months ago

East African Women in the Workforce is Vital to Sustaining and Driving Growth

Regus, worlds largest provider of flexible workspace, has recently done a business survey which shows that the participation of women in the workforce is key to increasing and sustaining GDP growth, managing an existing skills gap and reducing world poverty.

9 years, 8 months ago