It has never been a rule of our criminal justice system that suspected criminal offences must automatically be subject of prosecution. If the evidence against a suspect is
Traditional growth trajectory theories propose a transition and growth that starts from agriculture, then moves to manufacturing and finally to the services sector. This is largely what Mauritius
The government was elected to look after government business. It increasingly looks like it is being made to closely attend to many matters which are not necessarily government
There is a ‘supply’ of hundreds of doctors every year, and there is a need to revisit the whole problem (of pre-reg training) in greater depth and width
Tit-bits Budget presentation to Parliament and the nation is an important annual event laying out not only the financial forecasts and measures but also, particularly at the start
While the country certainly does not need to wait for yet another “messiah”, the urgency to have a real leader who has the requisite skills and contextual intelligence
Foot-and-Mouth Disease, again Foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) has come back after a century. In fact, a century ago Mauritius was hit by the disease, and the livestock was slaughtered