Tag: Mrinal Roy

The signs are not good. In too many institutions and departments, there does not seem to be a system of control, let alone an efficient and rigorous one.

The consequences of the slowdown on China and by extension the global economy are more serious than meets the eye. This requires focused intent, innovative strategies at all

BAI Group Crisis The crying lessons learnt demand that the financial sector and the regulatory framework be fundamentally overhauled, tightened and manned competently

Interview: Mrinal Roy —  ‘Regrettably, it is abundantly clear that the government is no better than the incumbent government as regards transparency and meritocracy’  ‘What is important now

Low wages cannot be the cornerstone of wealth and prosperity. Every employee has equal rights to the rewards and benefits of prosperity

COP21 has defined the framework. We however have quite a long way to go before we save the planet

The past week has witnessed alarming signs of building intolerance in the world. Are the present growing influx of hundreds of thousands of refugees from principally Syria, Afghanistan

There are too many things amiss in our democracy. Our democratic space, its essential bulwarks, our Bill of Fundamental Rights and the separation of powers in our parliamentary

It is not for the roundly disavowed opposition but for government to drive the national agenda which best responds to the priorities and needs of the people

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

Why do we always have to wait for painful tragedies to wake up to the distressing plight of our fellow human beings in the global village?

Biometric ID Card Project

The task ahead to put Mauritius back on a high growth mode is daunting. It is therefore not the time for tom-tomming about a second economic miracle ahead

The deals contracted in the past week depict such contrasting fates for Greece and Iran. Europe, which owes so much to Greek civilization and its rich legacy of

Why on earth should the capital of investors who placed their savings in Bramer Asset Management be cut off by 15% and 20% at source? This is discriminatory