Tag: Showkutally Soodhun

What should we make out of the continuing mess that’s being inflicted on the population by the habitual defaulters within the Alliance Lepep?

Incidents at La Butte and Residence Barkly — The message must be loud and unequivocal: Squatting and occupation of State or private lands is illegal and will not

Commentaires — 40% des Mauriciens ne sont pas accrochés à un quelconque parti politique. Ils se situent hors du schéma traditionnel en termes de comportement électoral

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’

The causes championed have to be right, not selective. Protests have to uphold causes benefitting the public interest rather than be targeted against specific projects

However much Showkutally Soodhun may claim that he did not mean what he said, the fact is that harm has been done

Only a change of leadership and a system of management rigorously based on merit and competence can save the day and usher a new beginning

Interview : Raj Meetarbhan – Journaliste — ‘Pravind Jugnauth n’a aucun intérêt à précipiter la ruine de son parti en allant vers des élections anticipées’

What does the citizen do when those who are vested with powers to apply checks and balances, abstain from so doing when the person concerned is “important”?

The die is cast. The PMSD decided Monday last to quit the government. The eleven elected members of the PMSD resigned collectively.

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

Interview : Raj Meetarbhan, Journaliste & ancien Rédacteur-en-chef de l’express — … il refusera d’exaucer le vœu de ceux qui sont pressés de le voir partir »

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

The government was elected to look after government business. It increasingly looks like it is being made to closely attend to many matters which are not necessarily government

Tit-bits Following a PQ in Parliament, the PM has expressed “shock” that the ICTA, had embroiled itself in what has become known as the “19m Rs saga” towards