Tag: MSM

Time For Change: For The Better?

The government was elected to look after government business. It increasingly looks like it is being made to closely attend to many matters which are not necessarily government

A decision was taken by Cabinet to stop the Heritage City project. As expected, sentiments were divided. Minister of Financial Services and Good Governance who had been advocating

J’ai été le premier et seul journaliste à prédire en 2014 une victoire nette de l’Alliance Lepep aux élections générales devançant même DCDM.

Any aspirant candidate to the post of Prime Minister of Mauritius, whatever her or his communal/racial/caste origins, should convince a majority of the electorate that she/he will, and

* ‘Toutes les conditions sont réunies pour que le PTr fasse une remontée spectaculaire sauf une, de taille : la crédibilité de son leader’

«Avons-nous tiré les leçons de la malencontreuse alliance avec le PTr de Navin Ramgoolam et de la déroute de 2014?»

Le comportement électoral a connu un changement profond depuis les premières élections générales à Maurice de 1948 jusqu’au début du 21e siècle.

Being nearly out of ammunition is a very difficult position to be in for any government. But being at each other’s throats remains its biggest nightmare. The leadership

Interview : Jack Bizlall

Electoral Reform in Mauritius The Government of Mauritius has set up a Ministerial Committee to make proposals on electoral reforms and the terms of reference of this committee

There can be no solution to a problem until it is acknowledged and clearly circumscribed as to its nature, cause and effects. Properly identifying the problem, it is

Interview – Cader Sayed-Hossen

The world economy remains in a weak condition. Our opportunities for doing business with the outside world are therefore fairly limited. Nevertheless, the economy has stayed positive in

On Sunday last, Navin Ramgoolam, leader of the Labour Party (Labour), took advantage of the celebration of the party’s 80th anniversary to try and revamp the party’s public