Tag: Lomé Convention

– not even a worthwhile place for senior citizens”

We can choose to ape the divisive trends that are shaking some societies violently. Or we consciously decide that we’d rather not shipwreck like the MV Wakashio but

Editorial

Despite all the support extended by succeeding governments to the sugar industry, the latter has consistently failed to reciprocate

50th Anniversary of the Nation

At the rate that we are going in Mauritius, perhaps only state intervention can help in the redistribution of wealth, though not ‘à la Mugabe’ as in Zimbabwe,

The situation is set to deteriorate further as the industry gets sucked up into the liberal and reputedly volatile global sugar market

Our sugar sector is exposed to the risk of not being profitable enough to sustain the activity in the face of global uncertainty

It is imperative to bring about a dynamic, more open and just society – a more inclusive and caring economic model of development

We often hear about the need to change the economic model which has served us so well up to now because of changes in the external environment which

We again find ourselves at an identical crossroad today.

With the current developments in Europe, we are getting the signals again to beef up the economy, providing it greater resilience

We would be hard put to identify the statesmen we need for our future generations amongst the contenders who are at each others’ throats to wrench power, once

One appalling thing about our country is the importance we attach to short term issues.

By Anil Gujadhur