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The Power Game 

All of a sudden, the sole issue dominating the political debate in Mauritius is about which political alliance will finally emerge. After having spoken at length about three-cornered fights in the next general elections involving the three major political parties, followed by possible post-electoral alliances, etc., the talk now is about convergence of programmes for accommodating new partners in political alliance. It is a matter of making programmes converge in order to forge the relevant political alliance.

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S.Modeliar

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Death penalty: The legal hurdles will never be surmounted for bringing back this punishment

 

It was unexpected. It was a real surprise. That was the statement made by the Prime Minister, Navin Ramgoolam that he was giving some thought to bringing back the death penalty to combat crime and drug trafficking. That statement has in the last week sent ripples of discontent in many quarters. It has also provoked waves of approval with some. We have been fed with the oft repeated arguments on the pros and cons of the death penalty.

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Dr Gopee

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‘Cotoc’ Maureemootoo: Monument, Institution 

-- Dr R Neerunjun Gopee 

‘Monument, Institution’ – these are some of the terms that ex-RCC students whose lives he had marked were using to describe the man they had come to pay homage to: Mr Maureemootoo, alias ‘Cotoc,’ usher at the Royal College Curepipe until his retirement in 1970.

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Lex

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Points to Ponder

Politics and Journalism

A First Point: I had always thought that that our journalists are serious minded people, intellectually honest, well read, giving intellectual credit where it is due and having some respect for truth in their profession.

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R.V

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Well done, CP!

 

-- R.V. 

Every week churns out an outrageous crime that hits the headlines. One gets the feeling that society in Mauritius is sick and that danger stalks our streets as never before. But believe it or not crime is on the decrease. In fact for the year 2009, it is noted for the first time, that the crime statistics have gone down from 49,111 in 2008 to 44,914, representing a decrease of 8.5 percent.

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