Category: Politics

Tit-Bits

The dominant rationale is that the relevant statistics are overwhelmingly in favour of a huge win in favour of an alliance of the two strongest parties in the

The election date has yet to be declared, but Mauritius has been preparing itself for a new government for some time now. Earlier this year it looked like

In our young days names like Dayendranath Burrenchobay, Deva Soopramanien, Bramduth Ghoorah, Daya Heeralall, Herve Duval, Chitmansingh Jesseeramsingh, or an Eddy Norton even if in a different register,

Let us face it. The two co-winners of the Nobel Prize for Peace, Kailash Satyarthi and Malala Yousafzay, have drawn world attention to the shameful backwardness that still

The main concern – l’enjeu principal — in the forthcoming general elections is nothing other than what has been referred to by politicians as the “Second Republic”. This

At a time when extremes of riches and extreme poverty live side by side in many parts of the world, it is only a state with a compassionate

The coming general elections are the most important since the 1967 elections which led to the independence of Mauritius in 1968, 46 years ago

Party leaders should stop playing such communal games and concentrate instead on the real issues facing the country, for which they have been voted.

For so many months since the beginning of the year the national political agenda was almost exclusively dominated by the search for a solution to the allegedly divisive

The poem Rime of the Ancient Mariner by Samuel Taylor Coleridge reads, “Water, water everywhere. Nor any drop to drink.” These words ring all too true when one

Alliances et Enjeux Politiques et Economiques

L’alliance entre le PTr et le MMM semble en voie d’être scellée, avec des retrouvailles entre futurs partenaires mercredi et la présentation publique des termes de l’accord ce

L’alliance politique entre les deux grands partis de mouvance centre-gauche et libérale, entre leurs deux électorats, est historique et probablement porteuse d’espoir pour une grande majorité de nos

Between a rock and a hard place – this is where many Labour Party supporters find themselves ever since the terms of the agreement between their party and