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Will we keep the grip on law and order?
A couple of hooded men showed up at the Ministry of Family Affairs last week. They employed a menacing tone and physical presence towards the officers over there, with the objective no doubt to intimidate those responsible for the Family Court.
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Interview Cader Sayed-Hossen |
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Interview: Cader Sayed-Hossen

« Beaucoup de ministres n’ont pas compris cette volonté du Dr Navin Ramgoolam en faveur de la démocratisation de l’économie »
* « Je ne vois ni le gouvernement de l’Alliance de l’Avenir ni aucun gouvernement qui se respecte autoriser les IPPs à développer leurs opérations »
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Everybody must fail at least once
-- Dr R Neerunjun Gopee
I failed at least twice, what I would call memorable failures because they were determining point-events in my life. There must have been less important ones that no doubt took place, but they are lost in the depths of the motherboard of the brain, and time has applied its soothing balm – mercifully!
Imagine what would happen if one were to remember in every glaring or lurid detail everything that one has gone through.
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The ICJ Ruling on Kosovo and its Impact in Mauritius
The ruling may have serious consequences and implications on the excision of Chagos from Mauritius. The UK may well argue that the excision or secession did not violate any international law rule
Following their allegation of an ethnic cleansing policy pursued by the late president Slobodan Milosevic of the Yugoslav Federation against the Albanians of Kosovo, the NATO countries bombed Kosovo to force out the Serb army.
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Magistrate Off Course
-- R.V.
Last week, the District Magistrate of Port-Louis 3rd Division dismissed a case of cheating in a horse-race against jockey Nishal Teeha in breach of section 146(e) of the Gambling Regulatory Act 2007.
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