Justice
Legal Consent Under Scrutiny: ‘Super Cash Back Gold’ Settlement Agreements Challenged
| January 25, 2026
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Justice
“Ultimately, what matters most is the unwavering integrity of the DG of the National Crime Agency”
| January 20, 2026
From ICAC to NCA: Avoiding the Trap of Institutional Weaponisation
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“There is no evidence to suggest that the FCC is not acting independently”
| January 5, 2026
‘Convictions depend on the complexity of the investigation and the DPP’s evaluation of the submitted files’
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“In Mauritius, a PRB report can create a legitimate expectation that its recommendations will be implemented promptly and predictably”
| December 29, 2025
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“When confronted with a PQ, a Minister cannot simply hide behind the slogan ‘Bring proof’”
| December 22, 2025
‘Rather, the Minister has a duty to ensure that proper investigations and follow-up action are undertaken’
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“Transparency in all high-level appointments is essential to guard against nepotism or the perception of it”
| December 14, 2025
Appointment of Senior Counsels and Senior Attorneys
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Interviews
The Clinic Defence: Are Medical Certificates Delaying Justice in Mauritius?
| December 5, 2025
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‘Communal representation is not a human right’
| November 28, 2025
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Interviews
Beyond Reproach: Why Public Confidence Demands Restrictions on High Officials’ Social Lives
| November 22, 2025
‘Judges, magistrates, and officials in sensitive positions must accept stricter limits on their social lives as part of the sacrifice that comes with the job’
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Interviews
“The Mamy Ravatomanga case will not be a litmus test for the FCC at this stage”
| November 7, 2025
‘The true test will occur when the case reaches the court, if indeed it does’
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Interviews
Sovereignty vs. Safety: A Legal Inquiry into the Controversial Landing of the Malagasy Private Jet
| October 24, 2025
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Interviews
The Affidavit as a Political and Legal Weapon: Analysing the Menlo Park/MIC Dispute
| October 17, 2025
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Interviews
“The separation of powers has always existed in Mauritius in spite of what people may say”
| October 10, 2025
By and large, the Executive has never interfered in the Judiciary
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Police Accountability, the SST, and the DPP’s Power
| October 4, 2025
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“Simply being a ‘sympathiser’ of a previous government is not a legal ground for dismissal”
| September 26, 2025
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