Tag: Smart Cities

Come what may, the country must retain absolute ownership over its development choices and future

As a new year begins, one always hopes that things will be better than the year before. Unfortunately, this hope is often belied by events which burst on

Interview: Mrinal Roy —  ‘Regrettably, it is abundantly clear that the government is no better than the incumbent government as regards transparency and meritocracy’  ‘What is important now

Interview : Jack Bizlall  ‘Si Ramgoolam ne part pas, le PTr risque de disparaître, puisqu’il n’y aura pas de relève’

More than 40% of Mauritians live in urban areas. Migration to towns is growing day by day. This was so some 30 years ago when there was a

Les plans se multiplient ; les idées fusent de toutes parts. Le pays doit être en phase avec le programme de l’Alliance Lepep. Programme appliqué coûte que coûte

Interview : Sydney Selvon, historien et journaliste ‘Pravind Jugnauth pourra ré-émerger à la faveur d’un succès éventuel de son appel. Il garde toutes ses chances’

The task ahead to put Mauritius back on a high growth mode is daunting. It is therefore not the time for tom-tomming about a second economic miracle ahead

I am not smart. No really, I am probably the unsmartest person you are likely to meet on this Paradise Island. Whilst everyone around me is using the

Interview: Cader Sayed-Hossen — « The worst is yet to come »

Interview : Jean-Claude de l’Estrac

Interview: Dev Virahsawmy « A part Ramgoolam, les gens qui pourront jouer un rôle important dans cette grande alliance sont Valayden, Mohamed… et qui sait, peut-être Xavier Duval

Interview: Dr Vasant Bunwaree

Interview: Cader Sayed-Hossen

‘Smart cities’ have to be set up on sound social justice grounds