Mauritius needs a more performing model, with a greater balance of skills and demography, to overcome a bottleneck which may otherwise keep holding it down
We are condemned to achieve all of our energy needs from renewables in the shortest possible time. Wouldn’t be wonderful then to ride on 100% clean, green trams
Interview: Sydney Selvon, Journaliste & Historien — * ‘Il y a une remontée travailliste — je ne la crois pas massive, mais elle pourrait l’être s’il y a
Interview : Eric Ng Ping Cheun, économiste et directeur de PluriConseil — * ‘Sans des réformes structurelles, il sera difficile de booster la croissance économique’
Tit-bits — Nobody expects miracles or magicians. The nation has to heal. The entrepreneurs have to regain lost confidence. The population has to start believing again
Since the signed and Cabinet-approved revision of the long-standing DTAA treaty between India and Mauritius, there has been a lot of comment on the potential downsides, the significant
There has been much artful and sometimes noisy communication, yet little meat or matter achieved, even if one accepts the official tenet that seeds are being sown for
