Tag: Sir Anerood Jugnauth

There is a very thin line between what might be perceived as an act of justice and an act of political vendetta against a political opponent. With his

Interview : Yvan Martial

Like many observers of last week’s Mauritius general election I was surprised by the poll published in l’express which showed the PTr-MMM coalition heading for a comfortable victory.

Sir Anerood Jugnauth is a lucky man. In 1982, 1983, 1987, 1991 and 2000, he was considered lucky (or clever) enough to have others ride him to the

Bravo Mauritius. Vox Populi has given its scathing and chastising verdict. There was unity, determination and single mindedness in the people’s vote across the country aimed at censuring

Interview: Vijay Ram

The election date has yet to be declared, but Mauritius has been preparing itself for a new government for some time now. Earlier this year it looked like

Interview : Sydney Selvon, journaliste et historien

The coming general elections are the most important since the 1967 elections which led to the independence of Mauritius in 1968, 46 years ago

Interview: Anil Gayan

Interview: Dev Virahsawmy

Interview : Lindsay Rivière, Editorialiste

Interview: Anup Kumar Mudgal – High Commissioner of India

Interview Catherine Boudet

Interview: Rama Valayden