Economy
A vote of no confidence
| March 11, 2019
By Samad Ramoly
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Author: Samad Ramoly
Politics
BLS: Faking change in shameless fashion
| October 8, 2018
Pro-BLS voices are not necessarily sectarian. Otherwise Martin Luther King for example would have been a communalist. They merely translate the failure of the BLS to live up
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Governance
From trickle-down economics to trickle-down recklessness
| August 27, 2018
The rule of law has slowly but surely been making its way for the rule of privileges, big and small, where lawlessness grows together with the feeling of
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Mauritius at 50
It took us just 50 years to ‘unbuild’ Mauritius
| March 11, 2018
We have witnessed a nationwide upgrade if materialism is the sole marker of progress. Regardless how dramatic the costs and the absolute disregard for quality and standard
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History
Do we really get the “elites” we deserve?
| May 7, 2017
Elites have generally been associated to a class of gentle and wise people whose ways tend to command respect, adulation and emulation. They constitute, namely, of a political,
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Economy
AirAsia: Boon or Bane?
| November 13, 2016
Mauritian governing bodies seem endlessly locked in a culture of missed opportunities. More prone to rely helplessly on the soft corner of the ever-elusive “pays amis” to sustain
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Justice
Rule of law in action
| July 17, 2015
It is critical to engage citizens in internalising the role of the rule of law as the foundation of our very existence. We won’t move forward should we
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History
Tigre certes mais pas de papier!
| April 12, 2013
Dans les années 1970, Edouard Lim Fat avait suggéré de transformer Maurice en une île duty free.
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