Author: Anil Gujadhur

It may well appear we would be punching above our weight but do we have an alternative if we want to really contribute to lift up the continent

As things stand today, the world finds itself in the midst of the US-China wedge. No one wants a global currency debacle but this remains a possibility, given

Is having a sound financial system in a country wishful thinking?

So-called ‘economic miracles’ don’t happen because of the personal charisma of individuals. They happen only because prior work to lay down the foundation for economic overhaul has been

“Let not thy winged days be spent in vain. When once gone no gold can buy them back again.” – Motto of the High School, Ramanathpuram, Abdul Kalam

Automation is coming back with a revenge in advanced economies and it is now contemplated that digitalised machines and robots will do those jobs in the advanced countries

There have been reports recently about an increase in the number of unemployed in Mauritius. Even though people parade the figures of unemployment, depending on whether they want

If we have already committed ourselves to a self-destructive course, it may indeed be too late to reverse the damage done to our jurisdiction. If however there are

During the electoral campaign last year, statements were being made in public gatherings that some actions by politicians might land them into jail. Coming from SAJ, himself a

Greece and the Euro zone

Our rate of economic growth these days is not quite reassuring. Moody’s has preferred to pick up the rate of 3.8% and not go for the higher forecasts

As the Lomé Convention of 1974 opened up export space for textiles and garments, as the India-Mauritius DTA introduced substance into our international financial business, we have to

Preserving the health of our financial sector

Mauritius’ cement imports amount to Rs 1.8 – 2 billion annually. Up to mid-2011, there were three players supplying the local market with the State Trading Corporation (STC)

Many of the most venerable and respected political parties of the world came on the stage as defenders of the rights of workers. They drew the major part