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Exclusive interview with Dawood Rawat’s son-in-law, Claudio Feistritzer
In an exclusive interview with Weekly, Claudio Feistritzer, Dawood Rawat’s son-in-law who occupied a high position within the BAI group, speaks candidly about the unfolding drama and the issues currently making the headlines in relation to the BAI saga.
ISSUES
Trouble at Air Mauritius: Why are the folks at Air Mate so angry?
With tension mounting within Air Mauritius over its financial situation, one lot of workers linked to the national carrier seems angrier than the rest – that is the workers at Air Mate Ltd. Why do they feel particularly threatened, why are they protesting the loudest and how have the management practices at Air Mauritius led to this pass?
WHAT’S ON
The dark side of health apps: Playing with our lives
The tech world has a new darling, and it’s not music, movies or even news. It’s healthcare. But don’t be fooled by the soaring popularity of the over 40,000 different healthcare apps available for smartphones, claiming to do anything from counting calories to diagnosing skin cancer. Most were developed by laymen, not scientists or doctors. And alarming new studies show that they don’t work.
BUSINESS
Zooming in on smartcities
One of the eight "smart cities" announced in the Budget Speech of 23 March is expected to be developed in the region of Plaine Magnien this year. The promoter, Omnicane Ltd has already revealed the outline of the project. The land development project will extend over 400 hectares in the zone near the airport of Mauritius.
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