Tag: Director of Public Prosecutions

Can a journalist blindly trust any whistleblower? Journalists are expected never to accept what they are told without scrutinizing the information

The DPP is part of the executive, yes, but let it be remembered that we are here talking of the non-political executive

The extremely damaging “entrée en scène” of the new government the last two years did not augur much good. A lot of it was about getting the upper

Will Mauritius remain a jurisdiction worthy of trust? On 25th January 2017, a decision is due to be taken concerning the case filed with the Office of the

It may be said that after two years of the present Lepep government voters have lost their compass once again. They can’t make sense of where the government

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

Two arguments have been advanced to support the setting up of a Prosecution Commission.

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

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

The Independent Commission against Corruption (ICAC) took to court in 2011 Pravind Jugnauth, the leader of the MSM, who was then Minister of Finance and who had placed

The local political situation was in limbo since June 2015 when the Intermediate Court found the leader of the MSM, the majority party of the government alliance, guilty

In the course of a recent interview with a group of journalists of La Sentinelle, the Minister for Good Governance, Roshi Bhadain, stated, amongst others, his view that

Harish Boodhoo liked to state that he had masterminded the election-winning MSM-MMM alliance of 2000 in the premises of the then MedPoint Clinic of Paillotes belonging to members

As one year comes to its end and another one rolls in, it is customary to take a look back at the year gone and wish or hope

With new proposed legislations of late, including Constitutional amendment, a strong feeling is gaining ground among thinking Mauritians that a sense of original guilt is being thrust upon