Tag: IPPs

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Small planters constitute a group of not less than 30,000 representing a vote bank of 120,000 or more or 6,000 per constituency. This plain truth must be reckoned

From Sugar to Cane

On the surface, they are militating for the people whom they claim are unwitting victims, but deeper down, they are there to destabilize the government, to favour some

In this globalised world, we cannot help being impacted by events that take place at the global level in more ways than one – in all aspects of

In 1997, based on a model employed to encourage energy production in less developed energy-deficient economies, the World Bank advocated that Mauritius should also embark on that model.

Interview: Mrinal Roy

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Interview : Patrick Assirvaden, Président du PTr & ancien président du CEB

There have always been good economic – not at all epidermic — reasons to seek to achieve a diversification of the production base in the energy sector. Politicians

On Wednesday 28 May in the afternoon the Bambous Solar Farm was formally inaugurated by Prime Minister Dr Navin Ramgoolam. It should be a matter of pride for

A less precarious political structure should improve our chances to do better Mauritius has many strong points. Instead of employing them to its best advantage, it often allows

Readers’ Response

Will legality and the wider interest of the country be allowed to be torpedoed by illegality and lobbies that thrive on it? Or will government show the same

The Energy Conundrum