SDF à Maurice : « Mo rest lor simin ek mo trace mo...

• 07 October 2026

« Mo rest lor simin ek mo trace mo la vie… Depi mo mama ine mort, mo famille ine met moi dehors. »

Une phrase. Une vie. Une réalité que nous préférons parfois ne pas regarder.

À Maurice, 62 personnes sans domicile fixe étaient recensées en 2024. Un an plus tard, le chiffre officiel atteignait 151. Mais derrière ces chiffres se cachent des femmes, des hommes, des jeunes, des personnes âgées… et des histoires de rupture, de pauvreté, de dépendance, de perte d’emploi et surtout, de perte de repères.

Et si les 151 recensés n’étaient que la partie visible de l’iceberg ?

Qui sont réellement nos SDF ? Pourquoi se retrouvent-ils dans la rue ? Et surtout… combien sont-ils vraiment ?

📰 Un article pour regarder la réalité en face. Parce qu’une personne sans toit n’est pas une personne sans valeur.

Can AI Help NGOs Change More Lives?

• 02 September 2026

This is a question I have been thinking about increasingly.

NGOs are doing incredible work, often with small teams and limited resources. Could Artificial Intelligence help them spend less time on repetitive administration and more time where it matters most—with people and communities?

AI could potentially help NGOs with research, fundraising, data analysis, communication, reporting and volunteer engagement.

But there is an important question we must not forget:

Can we embrace technology without losing the human heart of social impact?

I explore this question in my latest article:

“Can AI Help NGOs Change More Lives?”

I would love to hear the views of NGO leaders, volunteers, funders and community organisations.

If AI could give your organisation more time, greater reach and stronger capacity—what would you do with that extra potential?

Are We Concerned About the Increasing Number of Dr...

• 22 June 2026

Every drug user was once someone's child with dreams, ambitions, and a future.

But what happens when those dreams are replaced by addiction?

Drug abuse is no longer a hidden problem in Mauritius. It is affecting families, communities, schools, workplaces, and the future of our nation.

📢 Coming soon: "Are We Losing a Generation? The Growing Drug Crisis in Mauritius Demands More Than Concern."

A thought-provoking look at the facts, figures, causes, and solutions behind one of Mauritius' most pressing social challenges.

Social Problems Are Not Someone Else's Problem: Wh...

• 22 June 2026

What if the biggest threat to Mauritius is not what we see in the headlines, but the social problems we choose to ignore?

Behind every statistic is a human story. Behind every challenge is an opportunity to make a difference.

Coming soon: An insightful article exploring social problems in Mauritius, why they matter to all of us, and how NGOs, businesses, and citizens can work together to build a stronger future.