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If we want a Republic of Mauritius instead of a Republic of a single political party or family or monopolised gambling, then we can trust the people to

By S. Callikan

The extremely damaging “entrée en scène” of the new government the last two years did not augur much good. A lot of it was about getting the upper

The first two years of the present government were not peaceful. They invited trouble upon themselves by mishandling the BAI affair barely four months into power. They cast

Will Mauritius remain a jurisdiction worthy of trust? On 25th January 2017, a decision is due to be taken concerning the case filed with the Office of the

For democracy to survive we need the solidarity of all our fellow citizens Thinking back to the way we imagined our democracy in the 1960s, we had imagined

The Finance Minister, Pravind Jugnauth, is reported as having said that a bright future awaits the country in 2017. Apparently he is not unduly perturbed by the departure

In 2015 and 2016 a number of things happened which cast doubt on the stability of the L’Alliance Lepep government.