Tag: Rajiv Servansingh

The National Assembly meets today in a special session, after over two months of prorogation, to consider the minor amendment to the Constitution which will render unnecessary the

Crise Financière, Boko Haram, Front National…

A few weeks ago in the midst of the euphoria about the nearly completed Labour Party-MMM Alliance we wrote that anything was still possible since there were still

If a democratic country were defined simply as one in which elections are held regularly, many countries notorious for the worst forms of dictatorship would qualify for the

Since the beginning of the 21st Century the history of business development in Mauritius is witnessing one of the most radical changes in the structure of businesses and

Politics and the inevitable speculations which accompany it have now become the order of the day and we are not yet officially in pre-electoral campaign. What is normally

“It takes a dog, a chair and a computer to be part of the global economic order. The dog to wake you up, the chair to sit down

What was meant to be an open-and-shut case regarding the adoption of an electoral reform agenda followed by an alliance between the Labour Party and the MMM, or

The first “exit polls” have been made public as soon as voting came to a close on Monday last, in an election which witnessed the participation of the

The recent week has been rather uneventful when compared to the previous ones when suddenly all hell seemed to have broken loose. The population came to learn about

Civil Service Reform is a necessary condition for improving the economic growth prospects of Mauritius. As a partner and active participant in achieving the goals of government, the

Les deux dirigeants des principaux partis politiques du pays sont déterminés à s’entendre sur un certain nombre de sujets concernant l’introduction d’une réforme électorale et éventuellement la mise

Why should we not really be surprised by the recent turn of events on the local political front? Commenting on the proposed Electoral Reforms only two weeks ago

Election results have a knack for surprising the most attentive observers. Given the complexity of the socio-economic structures and the size of the country, the risks are certainly

A change from the existing oligarchic model to some other dominant form of economic organization is a precondition for promoting growth It is quite common these days in