Category: Politics

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Why was the President whose role is to represent the country and safeguard the Constitution been allowed by government to overstep her role by acting on behalf of

Alliance MMM–MSM — Le feuilleton « koz-kozé » risque de prendre plus de temps que prévu. D’autant plus que la Présidente n’a pas l’intention de démissionner…

Unprecedented situation of crisis at the head of the country

It would seem that the Seychelles have been more farsighted and smarter that Mauritius by hard bargaining with India to negotiate a win-win agreement

The defining characteristic of the Republic is that it is composed of citizens who enjoy equal and inalienable rights and all the citizens make up the nation

Quand les éléphants se battent, les lapins ont intérêt à s’écarter

Democracies across the world are facing a common dilemma: How do they get rid of discredited leaders or Prime Ministers and Presidents accused of wrongdoings?

The model of economic liberalism in place has profoundly widened inequalities, failed to assure inclusive prosperity for all or meet the aspirational needs of people

While the country takes pride in the accelerated rate of growth of Gross Per Capita income, the stark reality is that these figures actually hide an unsustainable two-speed

The Mauritian body politic will have at some stage to grapple with some “wicked” issues that many believe are fundamental to our future — By S. Callikan

Rather than addressing who is going to take up the reins of government at the next turn, the priority should have been to address the issue of correct

The decisions of political leaders to unwaveringly give priority to the superior interests of the country and the people or the party over their personal interests will determine

People hope that 2018, the year of general election, will be the start of a new era of development and positive change — By Sada Reddi

The definitive victory of the Labour Party’s candidate has been generally welcomed as a sign of “revival”. This victory, however, does not come without some tough questions — Rajiv