History
The Final Touch
| March 11, 2022
Mauritius Times – 60 Years
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Tag: Constitution
Interviews
“Public Interest Litigations hold public bodies to account by ensuring that they make appropriate decisions, act fairly and transparently”
| March 4, 2022
‘Being a taxpayer by itself does not mean that a person has a sufficient interest to challenge an administrative decision unless the person invokes a particular breach of
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Interviews
“A futile debate at this stage on who would lead an alliance against the MSM… is counter-productive”
| February 25, 2022
Interview: Milan Meetarbhan
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Editorials
A State of Malfunctions
| February 25, 2022
Editorial
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Interviews
“To have a criminal case determined after 12 years is rather outrageous”
| February 11, 2022
By LEX
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Interviews
“More irregularities cannot be ruled out. Constituency No 19 is an eye-opener
| February 4, 2022
If other petitions reveal a pattern, the tide will start turning against the government”
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Interviews
‘Hearing no evil and seeing no evil…can encourage a lot of evil’ — Justice Sik Yuen
| February 4, 2022
Kistnen Case & The Judicial Inquiry Report
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Interviews
“La Commission électorale et la ‘Electoral Supervisory Commission’ ont des comptes à rendre”
| January 21, 2022
Interview: Me Antoine Domingue
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Interviews
‘Political donations are not emoluments for purposes of income tax’
| January 21, 2022
Integrity Reporting Services Agency vs Dr N. Ramgoolam
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Interviews
Will mass resignation of Opposition MPs allow the government to amend the Constitution? Highly plausible
| December 31, 2021
The Constitution & Parliamentary Majority
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Interviews
‘ICAC should not be seen sitting on this case for months or years’
| December 24, 2021
The Molnupiravir Controversy
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Editorials
Unlocking the System in 2022
| December 24, 2021
Editorial
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Interviews
“The President of the Republic must uphold the Constitution and the rule of law”
| December 7, 2021
Qs & As
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Interviews
“The primary and uppermost object of the Bill is to stifle criticisms and impose a pre-censorship on private broadcasters”
| November 30, 2021
Qs & As
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Interviews
Covid-19: ‘Government’s intransigence akin to promoting a ‘politique de la mort’ over economic considerations’
| November 26, 2021
Interview: Kugan Parapen, Economist & Member of REA
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