Tag: Labour-MMM Alliance

Interview: Vinaye Ancharaz

By Sada Reddi

Political Caricatures

Mauritius is at a crossroads. The shoddy benchmarks of those who have successively been in power are aeons distanced from the lofty objectives, ideals and ambition of the

Editorials —  Last week, Roshi Bhadain who was elected in Constituency No 18 on an MSM ticket in December 2014, announced that he would submit his resignation by

Since we are all back to square one, we better start to think ahead right now  While some are still and ever hopeful of government meeting a miracle

No single day passes, it seems, without some member of the government or of the public establishment being seen to be hauled up by part of the media

The die is cast. The PMSD decided Monday last to quit the government. The eleven elected members of the PMSD resigned collectively.

If SAJ decides to step down, he will have to return power back to the people to enable them, the sole custodian of this fundamental right in a

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

On Wednesday last, a private radio station broadcast what looks like a recording between Raj Dayal in his capacity as Minister for the Environment and a businessman. The

It is perhaps a bit early in the life of the new government. But it’s beginning to emerge that an increasing number of voters who parried the Labour-MMM

The l’Alliance Lepep government has decided that municipal elections will be held on 14th June. Its object would be to cash upon the wave of popularity in its

As the weeks go by, we have the impression that ever more tales of public midemeanours will keep unfolding on the scene. This past week, Navin Ramgoolam was

Voters decided on 10th December 2014 that “enough is enough”. They chose to boot out the Labour-MMM alliance, not overly concerned how the alternative team they were voting