Interview: Milan Meetarbhan Best Losers Appointed by Party Leaders and not ESC: ‘Most regressive measure 50 years after independence’ Our guest this week is Milan Meetarbhan who is
General elections can have long lasting consequences and in some cases overturning impacts. That is why electoral reform, which has a direct bearing on the long term, is
Answering the issues of Resistans ek Alternativ does not require that we adopt a PR system which has shown that it is fraught with many unknowns and quite
Interview: Kugan Parapen, Economics Spokesperson — ‘Real change demands courage. Now is the time for Mauritians, especially the youth, to root for a new vision for our society’
M.K. — For reasons better known to himself, Roshi Bhadain decided to bring further embarrassment on the government than he has already inflicted by resigning his seat in
In Mauritius, we are still in quest of an electoral reform that can find a solution to the pronouncement of the Human Rights Commission of the United Nations
After all the ups and downs of the several past weeks, a new government headed by Pravind Jugnauth as Prime Minister has been formed. The latter reconstituted the
An electoral reform has become an absolute necessity after the Banwell Report of 1966 which has served our purpose for the last 50 years At the Cabinet Meeting
On 22nd December 2015, Cabinet took the decision to set up a committee headed by the Deputy Prime Minister, Xavier-Luc Duval, and consisting of ten other ministers to
