A landing to remember
December 10, 2017December 10, 2020 Nawsheen Hosenally

Live life fully. You never know when it’s going to be the last day. We often hear this, but don’t really take it seriously until the day you see death closely.[...]
The sweet and bitter part of change
November 13, 2017 Nawsheen Hosenally

Facebook memories is quite an amazing feature. Some days you're just screening through your homepage and suddenly see a photo or post you published on the same day some years ago. And[...]
Ouagalab: where techies make thoughts become things!
March 5, 2016March 11, 2016 Nawsheen Hosenally

"When you try to do something new that no one tried before, people look at you strangely and think what is wrong with you. You went to school and university,[...]

National Agriculture Youth Policy Dialogue in Mauritius

April 22, 2013June 2, 2015 Nawsheen Hosenally Agriculture, Entrepreneurship, Leadership, Social Media, Youth agriculture, FANRPAN, FOA, Mauritius, Policy, UoM, youth Leave a comment

“I enjoyed participating in this enriching session today. Looking forward to have more workshops on Youth and Agriculture in Mauritius”. This was the reaction of a participant at the National Agricultural Youth Policy Dialogue organized by FANRPAN in collaboration with the Faculty ofAgriculture on 12th April 2013 at the University of Mauritius. Over 80 youths, […]

Another effect of climate change?

March 30, 2013December 1, 2015 Nawsheen Hosenally Blog, ICT4Ag action plan, climate change, environment, flood, intrastructure, Mauritius, Policy, strategy 1 Comment

It’s 9 pm and I just arrived home from the most exciting farm visit I had in a long time. And as I logged on to Facebook, I saw what has happened in Mauritius: another torrential rainfall and this time the capital city, Port-Louis is severely hit. Flooding, accidents, traffic jam, 6 people lost their lives […]

Lost Generation by Jonathan Reed

February 21, 2013June 2, 2015 Nawsheen Hosenally Entrepreneurship, Leadership, Youth Leadership and Entrepreneurship, positive change, reflections, youth Leave a comment

I am not a big fan of poems, but the Lost Generation by Jonathan Reed really inspires me. I first came across it during an AIESEC meeting in 2010 through a video. It made me reflect on the purpose of my existence in this world. Do I want to accept things as they are and […]