Tag: Constitution

By Sada Reddi

Interview : Me Antoine Domingue

Editorial

Editorial

Interview: Maneesh Gobin, Attorney General

There’s a “levée des boucliers” since mid-October about wealth and its accumulation. Especially, wealth which is unaccounted for. The public is keenly interested in it. It strongly suspects

Good Governance and Integrity Reporting Bill It had become abundantly clear that the Good Governance and Integrity Reporting Bill a.k.a the Bhadain Bill, which has already gone through

Interview : Rama Valayden — « Bien sûr qu’il faut combattre sans pitié l’enrichissement illicite… mais restez dans le cadre de notre Constitution »

There is a saying that ‘it is never too late.’ Perhaps we could make that ‘it is never too early’ – for a 2.0 version of L’Alliance Lepep?

The question that arises is whether, as a people, we have been demanding enough in the standards we expect from our governing body since Independence. The answer is

“It is the common fate of the indolent to see their rights become the prey of the active. The condition upon which God hath given liberty to man

Under the title ‘The Presidency: Respect the Constitution’ on 23 January 2015 this column wrote:

In the context of the seemingly unending spectacle of so many high dignitaries and people from the purportedly “good and the great” sections of society being charged for

* ‘Bérenger fait la même chose au MMM que Ramgoolam au Parti travailliste : détruire son parti’ * ‘Les Travaillistes se sont donc intelligemment servi du balai de

Less than two weeks from today, a new government will be in place. The uncertainty of the electoral outcome has kept increasing as we near the last part