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Category Archives: Politics
The Peter Principle
According to the Peter Principle: In a hierarchy, members are promoted so long as they work competently. Sooner or later they are promoted to a position at which they are no longer competent (they have reached their level of incompetence), … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Mauritius, News, Politics
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A new look and orientation
I have just upgraded my weblog to WordPress 3.0 and, as you can see, I have decided to use the new default theme, Twenty Ten, but with a circuit diagram as the header image to reflect the new subtitle which … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Knowledge7, Linux, Mauritius, News, Politics, Technology, Web
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Announcing Elections.mu
In two weeks, all adults of Mauritius will have to go and vote for those who will have the responsibility to run our country for the next five years. Over the years, many bloggers (including Christina and myself) have written … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Mauritius, News, Politics, Technology, Web
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