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There are major uncertainties ahead, and we cannot assume political maturity has reached our shores, but we may still hope the country’s fate weighs more than those of

Following its defeat at the last general elections, the Mauritius Labour Party (Labour) appears not to have taken adequate stock of the strong message voters sent to it.

The country is at a crossroads. The present model of operation and standard of governance hobbles the performance of the country and is no longer a sustainable option

Interview : Sydney Selvon, historien et journaliste ‘Pravind Jugnauth pourra ré-émerger à la faveur d’un succès éventuel de son appel. Il garde toutes ses chances’

Interview: Joseph Tsang Man Kin “Un parti comme le Parti travailliste ne peut pas mourir. La philosophie qui l’anime souffle et est toujours vivante”

Interview: Cader Sayed-Hossen — « The worst is yet to come »

By keeping on battering on the pillars of the State, there comes a dramatic moment, a tipping point when things can take a turn for the worst

Interview : Jean-Claude de l’Estrac

Mauritians appear to be losing their cheer. Most of the time, they are up in protest against one thing or other these days. The feeling of joy that

Interview : Jack Bizlall – Président de l’Observatoire de la démocratie

Interview: Me Rama Valayden — “Refonte de la POCA: “Non ! Ce qu’il faut, au contraire, c’est supprimer tous les loopholes” “Seul le PTr peut se passer des

Mauritius has a long political tradition. Our political struggle was born in a fight for fairness and justice towards all. Political leaders were motivated much more by the

The Acting Vice President N. Ramsoondar and Magistrate M.I.A. Neerooa of the Intermediate Court delivered a judgement on 30th June in the case instituted by the Independent Commission

The past week has been so eventful that it would not be possible to fully do justice to all the items of interest for our readers. We have

“Only the fools learn from their mistakes. The wise learn from the mistakes of others.” — Ancient Proverb