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Political Caricatures

The citizenship and passport of Mauritius belongs to the people. It is an intrinsic right conveyed to citizens through our independence and our Constitution. The government cannot therefore

The Safe City project looks set to be a massively costly investment providing a very partial answer to the capital’s crime problems, while auguring a severely constrained ability

Look around and most indicators in our society suggest that there is something going wrong

It is absolutely daft and blatantly irresponsible for government to propose the privatization of the CWA or worse handing over its management to the private sector

What on earth is happening in the country? The nation has never witnessed so many galling events before, in the near 50 years of independence

Interview: Cader Sayed-Hossen — ‘Une lutte électorale à trois permettrait à l’électorat d’exprimer clairement et sans ambiguïté liée aux alliances son positionnement’

Interview: Jack Bizlall — Caisse noire: ‘Les dénonciateurs de 2001 furent V. Poonoosamy, M. Seetaramadoo et C. Bastien. Les trois ont été licenciés’

Tit-bits

Privatisation has been at the centre of debates during the past week starting with the demonstrations organized by the unions in the street of Port Louis and culminating

We must not make sick those who are in relatively good health for the present

Indeed, the dismantling of a family business which took fifty years to build is a sad day for the CEO and his relatives who are witnessing all the