Undue interference by Ministers into the day-to-day operations, lack of autonomy for decision making by management… all result into poor performance leading to financial conundrums
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 great game in the global economy, which consisted in large numbers of countries sitting down to negotiate vast free trade and investment agreements, has suddenly been reversed
The need to adopt radical new economic policies that are more aligned to the emerging realities of the post hyper-globalized world has been part of the political discourse
The defining characteristic of the Republic is that it is composed of citizens who enjoy equal and inalienable rights and all the citizens make up the nation
The contribution of the financial services has reached around 12% of GDP. Arguably it is one of the most promising areas for future development which corresponds to the
What happens in Africa can largely define the future contours of a radically transformed Mauritian economy in its ambitions of becoming a major regional financial and business hub
The EDB should endeavour to become the government’s arm of the public-private sector partnership – not a possible adjunct to the already powerful business lobbies
While the country takes pride in the accelerated rate of growth of Gross Per Capita income, the stark reality is that these figures actually hide an unsustainable two-speed
The definitive victory of the Labour Party’s candidate has been generally welcomed as a sign of “revival”. This victory, however, does not come without some tough questions — Rajiv
