Tag: MMM

It is not a reform but a true revolution within the parties that is required for them to wake up to the realities that have changed down the

Interview : Joseph Tsang Mang Kin

Economy will be relegated to the backburner given that politics will undoubtedly come to dominate the government’s agenda during the year —  Editorial by MK

The decisions of political leaders to unwaveringly give priority to the superior interests of the country and the people or the party over their personal interests will determine

Interview: Rama Sithanen —  ‘Tongue in cheeks, the electorate listened to Berenger and voted for ‘Ramgoolam through Boolell’! Whether this is enough to redeem him completely is another

The definitive victory of the Labour Party’s candidate has been generally welcomed as a sign of “revival”. This victory, however, does not come without some tough questions — Rajiv

Interview : Jean Claude de l’Estrac

Celui des deux — PTr et MMM — qui aura récupéré le plus de leurs voix flottantes de 2014 dépassera l’autre sur la ligne d’arrivée — Analyse réalisée par

This by-election will give the much-needed clarity about the respective weights of the contending major players, and this will matter crucially for their future – By TP Saran

Voters have the opportunity to create through their collective vote a salubrious sea change in the political landscape and kickstart the process of a new dawn for the

Interview: Dr Arvin Boolell du PTr

‘The electorate would seem to favour the party with the best chances of ending the present government’s reign… It is the other side of the ‘Virer Mam’ coin’

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

Interview : Lindsay Riviere – Journaliste et Observateur politique

L’élection partielle intervient trois ans après le « séisme » électoral de décembre 2014. En tout cas, cela ‘va bouger’ — Analyse réalisée par l’ORAC