Tag: State Law Office

Jobs for Votes?

Interview: Nita Deerpalsing

Legal Fees and Political Connections: A Growing Concern in Mauritius

It lies in the manner in which the police makes use of their enormous powers of arresting people, sometimes abusively

By LEX

Editorial

By Dr R Neerunjun Gopee

Editorial

Q & A

A week or so ago, Hon Pravind Jugnauth, PM and Minister of Finance of this government, was busy presenting his Budget Speech, an exercise which had raised little

Serving one’s own interests instead of those of the country can hardly meet the test of public scrutiny or approval. It can only invite a backlash of the

The Indian diaspora has been here for the past 180 years. A lot has changed for it for the better over this span of time. A question which

Interview: Nandini Bhautoo-Dewnarain, Academic – UOM

On 21 January 2014 the Ministry of Health and Quality of Life (MOH) issued a press communiqué which draws attention to a number of ‘several major structural changes

The country had a few good things going for it in the second half of the last century – Universal Adult Suffrage, a coalition movement by Labour, the