US EditionVacoas-Phoenix: Ahmad Sulliman: "If the future elected do what they say, it will already be a lot"
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Ahmad Sulliman, of Le Printemps Editions, is viscerally attached to his hometown, Vacoas. He remembers that at the time when he was planning to open the bookstore – it dates back to 1989 – some had advised him not to. * "What, do you want to open a bookshop in Vacoas? Instead, you have to settle in Port-Louis or Rose-Hill."* The bookstore – which subsequently opened antennas in Curepipe and Port-Louis – tells us that, despite everything, it rema…
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