Tag: Ivan Collendavelloo

“The most sensible thing that Ivan Collendavelloo could do in the circumstances is to resign and provoke a by-election”

Opinion

We already have a Presidential Office with massive costs. It is certainly more shocking that a relatively decorative Presidency should be doubled down by an even more vacuous

Interview: Milan Meetarbhan

If other petitions reveal a pattern, the tide will start turning against the government”

Editorial

The question today is what stance the EC/ESC will take on petitions elsewhere coming up for Court hearings after two years of constant denegations

Electoral Petitions & Recount

Interview: Me Antoine Domingue

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

Qs & As – Presidential Powers

We have to look anew at the safe, accountable and transparent procedures when long-term contractual obligations can tie the hands of future governments and the Mauritian population

Analyse

Interview: Rama Sithanen – Economist & Former MOF

‘Je crains que nous n’allions à terme, lentement mais sûrement, vers une collision…’