Tag: Anil Gujadhur

‘Mr Anil Gujadhur has been wondering about the nation losing its moral bearings. To me there is no doubt as to its accelerating losing trend’

Unless the proliferation of drugs is stifled with an iron hand quickly, the whole of our society has signed up a bond for its continuing degeneration

How jacking up consumer commodity and service prices affects the most vulnerable Let us pick up an example among many to explain how consumer prices are effected in

Thousands of people had invested massively in the BAI’s so-called Super Cash Back Gold (SCBG) insurance policy and in the Bramer Asset Management (BAM) schemes, lured by tax

Political ideologies were seen as the way forward to a more just and fair society. Religious ideologies were seen as the means for individuals to refine themselves so

We don’t know how the world will settle down eventually but we know at least that what we really need is not to invite to ourselves troubles which

Why would financial regulators not do what they are expected to do

We hardly see how blessed we are compared with those nations blighted by perpetual war and that we have a natural culture of peace, that we should preserve

The type that everyone everywhere would love to have There was the news that this week Tharman Shanmugaratnam, Deputy Prime Minister of Singapore, was on a short visit

Mauritius’ financial services sector – domestic and global business — contributes a little over 12% of GDP. Non-bank financial services account for more than half of it. In

We need not lose sight of the fact that Mauritius was discovered, raised and peopled for the sake of sugar. For centuries, we have depended on sugar as

A lot of our politics is increasingly resembling a chatterbox. You say something. Someone else gainsays. People left in the lurch don’t see how all those discussions are

Current international tensions call for preparedness on our part on a non-partisan basis, by bouncing what-if ideas among well-meaning interested parties. It is important to look beyond our

If we continue to get distracted into futile disputes rather than acting to redress a situation getting out of hands, we risk seeing an increase in the number

We’ve shown ourselves to be nimble-footed enough to catch opportunities even in areas in which we had no perceptible international edge. The base is here. It needs to