Category: Politics

By Dr R Neerunjun Gopee

The test of patriotism must also be applied to government policies and style of governance. Is it patriotic to favour nepotism and appoint the coterie or the party

The results of the coming municipal elections will inform us about the direction in which the different parties and the electorate will be travelling

The best image the country can and does project is one of competent authorities handling exceptional circumstances of the pandemic, even when health structures and personnel are overstretched

What have we learned through the pains and sufferings, what have we understood and what has really changed one year later?

The contrived spin doctoring blitzkrieg raises even more distrust and interrogations among the people

Personal respect and democracy go together. Only then can we continue to refer to the Parliament as a ‘temple’ of democracy

When the challenges that face us are such as to require the highest possible commitment to a future of peace and harmony, it is a pity that our

Opinion

Whether the population sees an alternative building up depends largely on opposition parties putting their collective efforts into a credible and energized thrust both inside and outside Parliament

En accordant la majorité à Anerood Jugnauth aux élections générales de 1983, les Mauriciens pouvaient-ils deviner qu’ils avaient donné naissance à un homme d’État à la personnalité complexe?

By Nita Chicooree-Mercier

By Jan Arden

This is certainly not the Mauritius we want as a nation

At stake is not only the Bengal assembly but rather a fiercely fought battle with the 2024 general elections firmly in sight