Tag: Lee Kuan Yew

Letter from the grave

No Logo’ warns us against how we have subtly been transformed into “walking billboards” of lifestyle brands – while at the same time fuelling overconsumption of conspicuous products

Peut-être que le plus grand défi qui nous attend est justement celui-là : tourner la page et ouvrir un autre chapitre politique de l’histoire de notre pays

Interview: Singfat Chu – Professor of Analytics, National University of Singapore

Interview: Chetan Ramchurn – Entrepreneur & Political Observer

Assuming he will be fit for office until he is 80, the new presidency rule leaves 65-year old Xi with a total of 15 complete years to oversee

Interview: Professor Singfat Chu, National University of Singapore

‘The electorate would seem to favour the party with the best chances of ending the present government’s reign… It is the other side of the ‘Virer Mam’ coin’

The sense of “impunity” among the political class can be considered as one of the obvious causes of the sense of decadence which confronts Mauritius

One of the weaknesses of any political system is that no criteria are laid down as regards qualities or competencies required of anyone aspiring to become MPs

Interview : Jack Bizlall —  * ‘Quoi qu’on en dise, Mohamed et Boolell n’ont pas d’énergie et de courage pour affronter Ramgoolam’  * ‘Des scandales vont étouffer ce

Qs & As — … it cannot be the type of politics, which tells you ’we are government, we decide’” In many societies, people are coming up against

The Pay Research Bureau (PRB) made its latest recommendations into the pay structure and conditions of service in the public service in March 2016.

…il ne nous reste que notre sens de trassman pour surmonter les inadéquations rampantes… “

In a tribute he paid to the recently deceased ex-Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew of Singapore, a close political associate of the latter observed that he had created