Category: Justice & Governance

Declaration of Assets by Magistrates and Judges

Interview: Ragen Valayden

Whatever the outcome of the Privy Council judgment it will have at least the merit of clarifying the law on conflict of interest

Two arguments have been advanced to support the setting up of a Prosecution Commission.

Our democracy should not be taken for granted; that’s the message we should all convey to all those who are out to tamper with the system

The country and the sanctity of our Constitution require that more democrats and citizens take a stand and add their voice whenever the fundamental anchors of our democracy

If there is any doubt, then we owe it to our Constitution and our democracy to have our highest court test the question

It will be a matter of concern if it was established that the government did a disservice to the country’s international image by acting without following due process

At the cabinet meeting of 4th November 2016, Government has decided to come forward with a Rodrigues Regional Assembly (Amendment) Bill which is being forwarded to the Rodrigues

As we near the half-century mark of the 1968 Mauritian Constitution, the Republic of Mauritius should seriously reflect on the need for a Presidential Commission to review our

With ill-will towards none

Chronique Hebdo — The setting: District Court, October 24th. A Port-Louis bazaar atmosphere. Loads of policemen hang around in the hall in small groups, chatting away waiting to

The President of the Republic, Mrs Ameena Gurib-Fakim, was lately on a visit to Pakistan. As part of her discussions with the authorities in Pakistan, she allegedly agreed

It is often the case for holders of insurance policies to be denied compensation when levelling claims under the policies.

The role of the Judiciary is crucial in every society.