Category: Politics

In the wake of the celebrations of the 115th anniversary of SSR at Kewal Nagar on last Sunday the 20th September, the Labour Party leadership may have got

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Il est un temps où il faut faire une différence entre les paroles et les actes. Mais même alors il ne faut pas négliger ni d’agir ni ne

Speaking at the opening session of the UN Global Conference on Anti-Corruption in Small Island States, the Prime Minister announced on Monday last that the government was contemplating

“The public service is the connecting link between the State and the people, and as such, it is the incubator of public trust or mistrust in government. Other

Leela Devi-Dookhun has a lot going for her, and here we are not making any reference to rumours that see her positioned as a quietly rising MSM figurehead

If everybody is to be above the law, then let it be the case all the time, whether or not one is under the protection of the Constitution

By keeping on battering on the pillars of the State, there comes a dramatic moment, a tipping point when things can take a turn for the worst

Mauritians appear to be losing their cheer. Most of the time, they are up in protest against one thing or other these days. The feeling of joy that

Last week the editorial in this paper posed a query: ‘Are we losing our way?’ We are afraid that in fact the malady may be worse – in

Some future historian of Mauritius will perhaps wonder how ever a simple building came to dominate almost two decades of Mauritian life. Medpoint Hospital, as it was called,

The past week has been so eventful that it would not be possible to fully do justice to all the items of interest for our readers. We have

“Only the fools learn from their mistakes. The wise learn from the mistakes of others.” — Ancient Proverb

During the electoral campaign last year, statements were being made in public gatherings that some actions by politicians might land them into jail. Coming from SAJ, himself a

“There is so much wrong with many of our towns that the new councillors must get down promptly to task with commitment and vigour, as they have promised