Author: TP Saran

On the surface, they are militating for the people whom they claim are unwitting victims, but deeper down, they are there to destabilize the government, to favour some

During the debates in Parliament this week, several Parliamentary Questions were put regarding the Metro Express project to the Minister of Land, Public Transport and Infrastructure. One was

Urgent actions needed

Let national interest override all other mean considerations. This will be the true win-win formula

We must not lose what is already acquired. But that is not enough: all social forces should militate for scaling up social protection

May 1st has become a tamasha for political parties for gauging their strength. But come the ballot day, the people do what they think they have to do…

The fundamental issue about privatization is that there are certain necessities of human life that fall under the category of public good which must never be allowed to

At long last, the long arm of the law is reaching holders of high office who have defaulted, and it is none too late

Mostly, the roads are not responsible

‘Cambridge Analytica will equip you with the data and insights necessary to drive your voters to the polls and win your campaign!’

It would seem that the Seychelles have been more farsighted and smarter that Mauritius by hard bargaining with India to negotiate a win-win agreement

At the rate that we are going in Mauritius, perhaps only state intervention can help in the redistribution of wealth, though not ‘à la Mugabe’ as in Zimbabwe,

The past two weeks have been witness to three events which each impacts national life in different ways, with implications for our future

From time to time it is salutary to step back and take a ‘panoramic’ view of one’s country, so as to have a more realistic perspective of the

Mindlessly, we allow ourselves to become the echo-chambers of the very people who won’t allow the downtrodden to improve their lives, to become part of the mainstream… — By