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From Gujarat to Local Shores

Jan Arden | April 22, 2022

By Jan Arden

Interviews

“Parliament has the power to pass laws as long as these laws do not offend any provisions of the Constitution”

LEX | April 8, 2022

Qs & As

Interviews

“A government of national unity could be a good idea

Mauritius Times | April 1, 2022

Interview: Rama Sithanen

Interviews

“No parliament and no political party in a democracy should be allowed to function without checks and balances”

LEX | April 1, 2022

Qs & As

Editorials

Take the country on board

Mauritius Times | March 25, 2022

Editorial

Interviews

“Those heading public institutions/parastatals must be seen to be doing their job free of economic and political influences”

LEX | March 11, 2022

Qs & As

Society

What kind of society do we want?

Dr R Neerunjun Gopee | February 25, 2022

It is undeniable that there is obviously a great malaise that is affecting our society that knows no boundaries of community, class, or culture

Interviews

‘Hearing no evil and seeing no evil…can encourage a lot of evil’ — Justice Sik Yuen

LEX | February 4, 2022

Kistnen Case & The Judicial Inquiry Report

Opinion

Shades of Grey

Jan Arden | December 31, 2021

By Jan Arden

Public Health

Beating the Covid Pandemic with Dr Darrell DeMello

Mauritius Times | December 7, 2021

“Covid-19 is a viral, inflammatory and a clotting disease. In a way, the virus can be described as a terrorist that incites the body to overreact…”

Interviews

“The primary and uppermost object of the Bill is to stifle criticisms and impose a pre-censorship on private broadcasters”

Mauritius Times | November 30, 2021

Qs & As

Interviews

Covid-19: ‘Government’s intransigence akin to promoting a ‘politique de la mort’ over economic considerations’

Mauritius Times | November 26, 2021

Interview: Kugan Parapen, Economist & Member of REA

When will the Covid pandemic end?

Dr R Neerunjun Gopee | November 19, 2021

There is much for us to learn from the Indian experience. India can ‘show the world how to tackle endemic Covid-19.’ What are we waiting for?

World Affairs

Nine Months of President Biden – Taking Stock

Anil Madan | October 29, 2021

Even if one is tempted to give Joe Biden an A grade for good intentions, it is difficult to justify more than a D based on the bulk

Tag: COVID Pandemic

From Gujarat to Local Shores

“Parliament has the power to pass laws as long as these laws do not offend any provisions of the Constitution”

“A government of national unity could be a good idea

“No parliament and no political party in a democracy should be allowed to function without checks and balances”

Take the country on board

“Those heading public institutions/parastatals must be seen to be doing their job free of economic and political influences”

What kind of society do we want?

‘Hearing no evil and seeing no evil…can encourage a lot of evil’ — Justice Sik Yuen

Shades of Grey

Beating the Covid Pandemic with Dr Darrell DeMello

“The primary and uppermost object of the Bill is to stifle criticisms and impose a pre-censorship on private broadcasters”

Covid-19: ‘Government’s intransigence akin to promoting a ‘politique de la mort’ over economic considerations’

When will the Covid pandemic end?

Nine Months of President Biden – Taking Stock

PRB Report: Both boon and burden