Mauritius starts with a strong position. It has been an economic success story and a beacon of hope in multicultural harmony in this part of the world. It
Between a rock and a hard place – this is where many Labour Party supporters find themselves ever since the terms of the agreement between their party and
A substantial majority in Parliament does not make a “strong” government. The Alliance will be anything but a monolithic group and will permanently be criss-crossed by a variety
What happens between consenting adults behind the closed doors of their private residence must be protected from any form of intrusion except if there is an abundantly clear
There were times when good journalism used to be defined by the motto “comment is free, but facts are sacred.” In the present days of digital and instant
A nation of shareowners may sound like a terribly capitalist notion for government intent on democratising the economy but on more careful thought this might represent a perfect
The famous economist Joan Robinson once said: “There is only one thing that is worse than being exploited by capitalists. And that is not being exploited by capitalists.”
According to newspaper reports the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development has expressed its displeasure to the authors of the latest report published by the Mauritius Commercial Bank-MCB
A few weeks ago in the midst of the euphoria about the nearly completed Labour Party-MMM Alliance we wrote that anything was still possible since there were still
If a democratic country were defined simply as one in which elections are held regularly, many countries notorious for the worst forms of dictatorship would qualify for the
Since the beginning of the 21st Century the history of business development in Mauritius is witnessing one of the most radical changes in the structure of businesses and
Politics and the inevitable speculations which accompany it have now become the order of the day and we are not yet officially in pre-electoral campaign. What is normally
