The Mauritius Times’ editorial rightly commented last week that the people look forward to a government that will not only not repeat mistakes of past political parties in
Even before the campaign for the general elections of 10th December 2014 was officially launched, the Mauritius Times had been arguing against amending the Constitution to make provision
Ti ena boukou koze lor Kap Ver (Cabo Verde) avan eleksion 2014 me ti kasiet laverite fondamantal. Arsipel Kap Ver ki trouv apepre 350 mil alwes Senegal/Moritani dan
The issue of dismissals and appointments in key positions in government and parastatal bodies is likely to be a dominant theme of debate over the coming weeks. It
Nous voilà, en cette fin d’année politiquement mouvementée, avec nos espoirs, nos attentes, nos craintes et nos peurs. Dans un réflexe de rejet qui a été déjà largement
Now that elections are behind us, it is time for politics to take a back seat and for government to grapple with the many daunting challenges facing the
2014 proved to be a more eventful year than one could have imagined. While elections were expected to be held around mid-2015, they came much earlier on 10th
The outlandish and, to most observers, unexpected outcome of the December elections in terms of parliamentary seats can induce euphoria on the MSM-PMSD-ML side and has already induced
Every political party has a right to propose its major objectives and policies in its -conduct of the affairs of state. The public have the absolute right to