Category: Governance

We trust that ICAC has the beef and hat to demonstrate convincingly for the external watching world that we are not quite the banana republic that our notorious

LUX and New Mauritius Hotels have disclosed more about their bailouts to the public than the MIC has disclosed. The likes of Mauritius Telecom and the State Bank

The political class stand accused of repeatedly failing the country through their inept blunders costing billions of rupees of public money

For too long, transparency and accountability of government decisions has been one of the costly casualties of the stifling hegemony of successive governments…

It cannot be denied that there is palpable tension in the air, and pessimism, why, even loss of hope for the future of the country

By TP Saran

There was a time in this country when the focus was not so much on power per se as on what positive changes that power could bring about

We must stop fooling ourselves. Without the advent of a few visionary insiders, a critical mass of outsiders and synergy between all stakeholders, we will not get out

A ruler must know when to step aside. S/he must know when to step down. S/he must rule according to Dharma so as to be just and keep

Mauritius also does not need a system where an unpopular monarch is replaced by another strongman with quasi absolute powers

Matters of The Moment

Combat contre la fraude et la corruption

There is a pervasive feeling that government rhetoric on key matters of governance is in essence a lot of hot air

Covid-19: procédure d’achat d’urgence

Corruption on major contracts are crimes that are inevitably and intimately linked with money-laundering as the FATF and G20 have expressed: ‘Money laundering is the process of concealing