Tag: India-Mauritius

Editorial

Mauritius had to demonetise (i.e., remove banknotes from circulation) the whole of its banknotes in 1998.

Geopolitical intelligence, all-weather friends and awareness of complex inter-locking issues are vital as we navigate the headier waves of the world’s new

Mauritius is not in the business of undermining other countries’ tax collections.

The government has lately appeared not to be projecting itself in much bright light…

The Moment’s Challenge The future still holds bright hopes for us. Only we need to change from the prevailing dominant frame of mind which frequently gets lost into

Is the MSM cutting the ground from under SAJ’s feet? Without the support of a majority of L’Alliance Lepep’s MPs, the legitimately elected Prime Minister cannot govern. This

We again find ourselves at an identical crossroad today.

Nearly everybody is convinced that the economy is not doing the best it could. The government has been making efforts to get the private sector to make breakthroughs.

Mr Modi will probably have some forbearance with us as he graces the commemoration of our national sovereignty, despite his no doubt massively pressing engagements on all fronts.

Many have been complaining for some time now in Mauritius about rising prices of day-to-day items. This kind of complaint became more strident during the last electoral campaign

The India-Mauritius relationship for all its affective and cultural affinities cannot escape the inevitable adjustments resulting from the new role and ambitions which India is setting for itself

While the cultural and emotional ties were deepened by MEA Swaraj’s impeccable performance around the Indentured Labour heritage, Mauritian authorities will no doubt feel enthused by the message

Editorial

Double Taxation Agreement with India