Category: Politics

One overarching lesson

Aujourd’hui, il est clair que les Mauriciens – dans leur grande majorité – refusent d’apporter des changements majeurs à la Constitution et à leur British heritage du système

The elections are behind us and so will be the constitution of the new Cabinet of Ministers by this Friday’s issue of MT. The improbable Alliance that SAJ

11 décembre, une date marquée par des événements incrustés dans l’histoire: Le procès de Louis XVI, accusé de haute trahison, le parlement de la Nouvelle Zélande détruit par

Like many observers of last week’s Mauritius general election I was surprised by the poll published in l’express which showed the PTr-MMM coalition heading for a comfortable victory.

Sir Anerood Jugnauth is a lucky man. In 1982, 1983, 1987, 1991 and 2000, he was considered lucky (or clever) enough to have others ride him to the

So what now? End of 2014 political circus started on the wrong foot with betrayal of the word given to an elderly statesman who was invited to leave

More than in the past nine post Independence general elections, a determined majority of voters within the electorate has shown yet again through their collective wisdom that they

Voters gave their verdict on December 10th. Surprising? To an extent, yes, especially because of the unexpected margins and numbers by which L’Alliance Lepep won – 47 against

Bravo Mauritius. Vox Populi has given its scathing and chastising verdict. There was unity, determination and single mindedness in the people’s vote across the country aimed at censuring

The Electoral Supervisory Commission and the people of Mauritius have once again demonstrated their attachment to the democratic traditions of our country by organizing and participating in yet

Throughout the campaign leading to the general elections that took place on Wednesday last, short though it was, a recurrent accusation against the opponent was that it had

There can be no question that the people have spoken and given the MSM-PMSD-ML alliance a clear and unambiguous mandate to govern the country for the next five

Titbits

De la promesse de changer notre vie en 100 jours jusqu’à produire des miracles économiques en période de récession globale, tout y va tandis que le fossé entre