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More than ever dissent has become the only way to hold on to democracy

The Mauritius Labour Party Memorandum – 1965, Part II

By Satyajit Boolell SC

By Sada Reddi

Interview : Jean Claude de l’Estrac

The club was another home from home for many of these grown-ups. They had become more than friends. They were of that transition generation, coming from the days

Et je ne crois surtout pas que le MMM deviendra un PMSD ou un CAM »

Please allow me to throw some light on a point made by MT Contributor S.B. about the Brindaban Sarvajanik Mandir at Palma in his article entitled “Basdeo Bissoondoyal:

“It is the common fate of the indolent to see their rights become the prey of the active. The condition upon which God hath given liberty to man

Even before the campaign for the general elections of 10th December 2014 was officially launched, the Mauritius Times had been arguing against amending the Constitution to make provision

Interview : Sydney Selvon, journaliste et historien

Interview: Dr Sada Reddi, historien

La partocratie, c’est la discussion entre loups et moutons pour décider de ce que l’on va manger ce soir L’on parle beaucoup de réforme électorale, mais l’on oublie

At the crucial 1965 Constitutional Conference in London, the Mauritius Labour Party (MLP) led by Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam as well as Sir Abdul Razack Mohamed’s Comité d’Action Musulman

Interview : Jack Bizlall