Tag: Sir Anerood Jugnauth

May 1st has become a tamasha for political parties for gauging their strength. But come the ballot day, the people do what they think they have to do…

At what point do political contributions become a pure transactional arrangement based on “give and take”? Have our political parties become mere instruments of wealth accumulation for their

The question is whether Pravind Jugnauth will choose to stand on the wrong side of history by going along with Bérenger’s agenda? Or will he, like his father,

‘Les « koz-kozé » entre le MMM et le MSM ont débuté déjà depuis 2017, bien avant l’affaire de la carte Platinum’

Pravind Jugnauth should by now have learnt that politeness and civilities in the conduct of politics do not always pay. This is what may have landed him in

Alliance MMM–MSM — Le feuilleton « koz-kozé » risque de prendre plus de temps que prévu. D’autant plus que la Présidente n’a pas l’intention de démissionner…

Interview: Manou Bheenick

Interview : Joseph Tsang Mang Kin

The circumstances surrounding his nomination as PM had been widely criticised as it was not mandated by a plebiscite at the polls — By M.K.

Interview : Jean Claude de l’Estrac

Interview: Jocelyn Chan Low – historien et observateur politique

Interview : Lindsay Riviere – Journaliste et Observateur politique

All in all, what is being projected on the national scene is a picture of a country bereft of a firm hand at the top, and becoming more

The coming by-election would serve as a protest platform for the electorate which would translate into a singularly important number of abstentions and protest votes

Mr Ravi Yerrigadoo’s continuation in office would have been politically untenable after the much publicised affidavit sworn by Mr Husein Abdool Rahim