Tag: Alliance Lepep

Strengthening the new status Quo: The appointment of Pravind Jugnauth as Prime Minister under the circumstances that we know has been made into a politically contentious issue by

In 2015 and 2016 a number of things happened which cast doubt on the stability of the L’Alliance Lepep government.

The country and the sanctity of our Constitution require that more democrats and citizens take a stand and add their voice whenever the fundamental anchors of our democracy

Interview: Jocelyn Chan Low – Historien

The die is cast. The PMSD decided Monday last to quit the government. The eleven elected members of the PMSD resigned collectively.

‘Lepep’ seem to have concluded that it is the slogan and the campaigners that won. As for them, they are the eternal losers

Near mid mandate: Governance failures principal stumbling blocks for economic prosperity

Interview : Dr Soomant Callikan —  …le temps lui est maintenant compté » Law and order : ‘La prise en charge énergique de ce dossier laisse sur leur

Interview : Sydney Selvon – Journaliste & Historien — Un rajeunissement du Premier ministre en la personne de Pravind Jugnauth bien que souhaitable dans la conjoncture, sera-t-il efficace

Drama and spectacle can only go so far. What is essential in order to effect genuine clean-up is meticulous work and solid evidence

Interview : Raj Meetarbhan, Journaliste & ancien Rédacteur-en-chef de l’express — … il refusera d’exaucer le vœu de ceux qui sont pressés de le voir partir »

‘C’est une honte nationale que nos partis    politiques soient dirigés par les mêmes personnes ou familles après 50 ans d’indépendance’

‘Notre pays ne sait plus où il va, quelle direction il doit prendre et pour quelle raison. Nous nous contentons de changer de capitaine, lustre après lustre’

Voters have a short memory when it comes to politicians and politics – otherwise how can one explain that those who had been calumnied earlier and sent to

Interview : Jocelyn Chan Low, Historien —  * Roshi Bhadain – ‘En politique, un homme isolé ne vaut pas grand-chose’