Tag: SAJ

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Interview: Jean-Claude de l’Estrac

By Nita Chicooree-Mercier

However unethical or morally unacceptable or politically inexpedient the motive for the resignation was, legally it cannot result in the seat of SAJ becoming vacant

I am finding it very difficult to be optimistic as 2019 approaches. Still as someone has rightly said, “Man can plan as much as he likes, but life

Interview : Rama Valayden — “La lutte sera entre le PTr et le MMM car d’après moi le MSM ne sera pas de la campagne » ‘Une victoire du PTr

A turmoiled government cannot afford further ill-advised faux-pas that could jeopardise our long-term strategic interests.

Tit-bits There was every reason to assume that as new Minister for economic affairs and national development, but, even more, as future PM to be nominated following SAJ’s

‘C’est une honte nationale que nos partis    politiques soient dirigés par les mêmes personnes ou familles après 50 ans d’indépendance’

Three police officers call at the residence of a senior adviser of the Minister of Finance early in the morning. This action is apparently prompted after the Minister

The worst case scenario for a Pravind Jugnauth prime ministership would be a rejuvenated opposition in the form of a New Labour or MMM configuration, with the present

Tit-bits SAJ’s last press conference had become pressing. Under other circumstances, this could have awaited the PM’s return from the UN mission, his pulpit delivery to world nations

Despite the hope of order coming back in the ranks of the government with the return of Pravind Jugnauth to the Cabinet, the situation seems to be far

Some have asked whether we have not fallen out of the pot into the frying pan. The Leader of the Opposition has qualified the government as being leaderless.

Interview : Jocelyn Chan Low, Historien —  * Roshi Bhadain – ‘En politique, un homme isolé ne vaut pas grand-chose’