Tag: IMF

Economic recovery and a semblance of normality can be extremely tenuous. This should have a sobering effect on world leaders and the government in Mauritius

The mingling of messaging destined to the local tribesmen with international diplomacy, can indeed have tricky and unpredictable consequences but nobody can venture that they have had a

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

  IMF programmes run the risk of having too many conditions. This may drive countries into financial disaster. And back to the IMF again

An international agreement that addresses only one-quarter of the problem suggests that the alleged “solution” is far less effective that the hype surrounding it

Editorial

Beyond the anguish and trauma of someone close being infected by Covid-19, there is now the risk of suffering from the debilitating side effects of post-covid syndrome

This is not the time for governments to arrogantly act as if they have all the answers on how to manage and fight the pandemic on their own

Opinion

The economic situation is dire, yet all traditional parties keep on having the same “let us pay them more with money we do not have” reflexes. This path will

Editorial

Facts and ideology

Despite lack of garde-fous, ceilings or sunset clauses, Government have granted the Finance minister carte blanche for engineering an economic reconstruction that should be guided by the national

Interview: Sameer Sharma