Tag: Police

Law and order: Only Government’s or shared responsibility?

Dr R Neerunjun Gopee | September 20, 2024

We are not going to be able to combat crimes – of any sort – merely by State interventions

Un test du droit de propriété dans un pays libéral

Prakash Neerohoo | September 6, 2024

Opinion

L’Inde prévoit de passer du salaire minimum au salaire vital d’ici 2025 – Maurice emboîtera-t-il le pas?

A. Bartleby | March 29, 2024

Eclairages

Time for Philosophy

Nita Chicooree-Mercier | February 23, 2024

By Nita Chicooree-Mercier

* “Eight years for the drafting, but only a week for MPs and the public to consider the Financial Crimes Commission Bill…

Mauritius Times | December 15, 2023

Interview: Milan Meetarbhan

“If there exists a sentiment of ‘fear’ among the population, fear of speaking out, fear of being caught on the ‘wrong’ side of the political line… then something is rotten in our society”

Mauritius Times | October 13, 2023

Interview: Cader Sayed-Hossen, Former Minister of Industry

A Reform Agenda for Today’s Despairing Youths and Tomorrow’s Leaders

Jan Arden | October 6, 2023

and to restore our pride in being part of the Mauritius narrative

Provisional Charges: Caution and Restraint

Mauritius Times | October 6, 2023

Editorial

“La grande majorité des gens veut un changement

Mauritius Times | September 1, 2023

Interview: Jack Bizlall

Financial Crime Commission

Mauritius Times | August 11, 2023

Editorial

Police vs DPP

Mauritius Times | June 30, 2023

Editorial

Au fil des rencontres…

Nita Chicooree-Mercier | April 28, 2023

Carnet Hebdo

“Nos politiciens d’aujourd’hui ne sont pas les seuls coupables de la dérive de notre pays. Nous, électeurs mauriciens, sommes autant coupables”

Mauritius Times | March 31, 2023

Interview: Yvan Martial, Journaliste et historien

For A New Social Contract

Sada Reddi | March 10, 2023

By Sada Reddi

Abolition de l’esclavage – Des tabous à briser

A. Bartleby | February 3, 2023

Éclairages

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