Tag: Parti Mauricien

Interview: Bashir Khan – Chagos Refugees Group UK representative — ‘Was Chagos “sold” to the British? You cannot sell anything, let alone part of a country, that does

The elections of 7th August 1967 was the decisive moment in the historical/constitutional development of Mauritius as validated by future events

If there was no struggle for Independence, that it was a ‘give-away’ by a British government, then what was the reason for all the frenzy that kept convulsing

MT 60 Yrs – 2nd Year No 58 – Friday – 16th September 1955

Electoral Reform

MT 60 Yrs – 2nd Year No 57 – Friday – 9th September 1955

MT 60 Years – 2nd Year No 56 – Friday 2 September 1955 When the Parti Mauricien held its meeting on June 19, M. Gabriel Marie spoke of trade unions

MT 60 Yrs –  2nd Year No 52 – Friday 5th August 1955

MT 60 Yrs – 2nd YEAR NO. 48 – 8th  July 1955

MT 60 Yrs — 2nd YEAR NO. 46 – 24 June 1955

MT 60 Yrs — 2nd YEAR NO. 44 – 11 June 1955

MT 60 Years Ago – 2nd YEAR NO. 36 – 15th April 1955

It is said that ‘two’s company, three’s a crowd.’ We could rephrase that as ‘two’s company, three’s politics.’

In an interview in l‘express dimanche of 28 July 2013 a certain Roshni Mooneeram makes certain categorical statements which are not backed by facts or validated by the

Struggle for Independence