Tag: Metro Express

Irrespective of which party or alliance comes to power, the hope is that it will be a ‘for’ rather than an ‘against’ win — By M.K.

Interview : Eric Ng Ping Cheun, économiste et directeur de PluriConseil

It is those with money and who are adept at lobbying or whose voices are heard more loudly that get policy decisions that suit their interests

The real question that ought to be asked is: ‘What’ exactly voters should be voting for?

No publicly funded infrastructure project, having public debt components beyond the mandate of a single government’s lifespan, can go ahead without public disclosure of essentials

Candidates Dhanesh Maraye (PMSD) and Nita Juddoo (MMM) are brimming with future-looking ideas for the good not only of their constituency but also for the country

‘Tous les députés de l’opposition doivent partir et provoquer les élections générales’

We can never reiterate enough the axiomatic need to abide by the rule of law by all its citizens when it comes to a country’s national interest and

Incidents at La Butte and Residence Barkly — The message must be loud and unequivocal: Squatting and occupation of State or private lands is illegal and will not

When three Ministers are forced to bolt and be scurried off from a meeting with their constituents, there is definitely something “rotten in the Republic”

The question remains whether, irrespective of the outcome of the coming by-election in No 18, voters will again be left in the lurch

To say that Metro Express is the costliest project ever is not convincing; just think of the railway grid that covered Mauritius between 1864 and 1964

The bottom line where any country is concerned is that it is only as strong as its institutions are

This is nothing else but an Intra-Urban Tramway. Metro Express would definitely be a misnomer

Interview: Kugan Parapen, Economics Spokesperson — ‘Real change demands courage. Now is the time for Mauritians, especially the youth, to root for a new vision for our society’