Month: October 2017

The present elected Members of Parliament have no popular mandate to proceed with such a transformative decision as the privatization of the Central Water Authority

Navratri and Deepavali give us an occasion to bring much-needed clarity in our thinking by learning the lessons from the profound teachings of our Scriptures

Our decision-making hasn’t always been focussed enough. However, there’s still a silver lining in the cloud

Neither Air Mauritius’ corporate governance nor the country’s ruling politburo can afford not to draw the lessons from a very costly black Thursday

Il faut avoir le courage d’exposer au grand jour le comportement de ces malades. Il faut les vacciner contre tous les maux : violence des paroles…

As the monsoon winds start to blow, the clouds gather and suddenly torrential rains drench the thirsty earth. Now it’s time to celebrate

Glimpses of Mauritian History

Interview : Sydney Selvon, Journaliste & Historien

One of the weaknesses of any political system is that no criteria are laid down as regards qualities or competencies required of anyone aspiring to become MPs

Where has the country gone wrong? Is it the personal ethics and psychological profile of candidates? Or is it a question of leadership at the helm of the

Either a sweeping change in leadership or the emergence of a new political force remains a necessary condition for any hope for the future of Mauritius

The people of Mauritius would wish the electorate of Constituency No.18 to become their mouthpiece. What is important is that they come out and vote massively

We are all familiar with the saying ‘too much of a good thing is bad’, despite which we give in to the temptation to indulge…

A professionally administered National Sovereign Fund may prove to be a socialist mechanism for redistributing in favour of those lower down

Resiliation of the Betamax contract — The Singapore International Arbitration Centre Award, if confirmed, could well be the first of a series of boomerangs returning to haunt the