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Our political history has shown that strong policies, economic and social progress have been made when strong governments have been in place.

Two new threats have appeared on our economic horizon. One of these relates to the sugar industry. The other has to do with our offshore sector. On Wednesday

Editorial

Editorial

It is well known that the good standing of a country’s financial sector depends on the amount of confidence it enjoys. This is because, unlike non-financial sectors of

Setting Milestones

We are now at mid-term of the present mandate of the government. As things stand today, the government has a majority. It can do its business with the

There was a hue and cry from the trade unions of the Civil Service when the 5-yearly report of the Pay Research Bureau (PRB) was published last year.

A spate of negative events is back on the political screen. The Opposition is busy picking up on each one of them with a view, obviously, to undermine

In a short while, we will receive the annual report of the Director of Audit. As usual, he will list down the shortcomings of administrations which did not

In the last week of April, a decision was taken by the Labour Party not to hold a rally on 1st May this year. The reason invoked for

The activities of a couple of local companies engaged in dubious financial transactions came to light towards the end of March this year. They were White Dot Consultancy

Mauritius has a long tradition of publishing spanning over more than two centuries. Many newspapers have come and gone, for economic and non-economic reasons. From newspapers, we have

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