Category: Editorials

Let national interest override all other mean considerations. This will be the true win-win formula

We must not lose what is already acquired. But that is not enough: all social forces should militate for scaling up social protection

Editorial

The fundamental issue about privatization is that there are certain necessities of human life that fall under the category of public good which must never be allowed to

The question is whether Pravind Jugnauth will choose to stand on the wrong side of history by going along with Bérenger’s agenda? Or will he, like his father,

During the last three years the public space has been captured by one form of political scandal or the other coming in succession, with the effect of crowding

Pravind Jugnauth should by now have learnt that politeness and civilities in the conduct of politics do not always pay. This is what may have landed him in

What to date has been referred to as “L’affaire Sobrinho” appears to be taking henceforth a serious turn towards scaling up to become “L’affaire de Madame la Présidente”

This is a new generation and new forces are upsetting many an apple cart. The tune, and the manner – and manners too – must adapt

The past two weeks have been witness to three events which each impacts national life in different ways, with implications for our future

From time to time it is salutary to step back and take a ‘panoramic’ view of one’s country, so as to have a more realistic perspective of the

It is not a reform but a true revolution within the parties that is required for them to wake up to the realities that have changed down the

The circumstances surrounding his nomination as PM had been widely criticised as it was not mandated by a plebiscite at the polls — By M.K.

We in Mauritius must expect that we too will be impacted, with effects on infrastructure, agriculture and therefore food supply and security, energy supply…

Economy will be relegated to the backburner given that politics will undoubtedly come to dominate the government’s agenda during the year —  Editorial by MK