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Editorial

Political Caricatures

Political Caricatures

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

Where do we draw the line between a Department and a Board? Have we got to throw more light on the CEB to show why we are averse

It is quite likely that it’s the taxpayers who will eventually have to foot the bill for the Lepep government’s lack of similar zeal to dig into the

as we are about to celebrate our 50 years of Independence, let us make water security our No.1 priority for the future. For once, let us be Singapore

No less deserving of the population’s thanks, gratitude and congratulations are the members of that much reviled tribe called civil servants, who were d’arrache-pied to ensure the security

The present elected Members of Parliament have no popular mandate to proceed with such a transformative decision as the privatization of the Central Water Authority

In 1997, based on a model employed to encourage energy production in less developed energy-deficient economies, the World Bank advocated that Mauritius should also embark on that model.

Privatisation has been at the centre of debates during the past week starting with the demonstrations organized by the unions in the street of Port Louis and culminating

The consequences of the slowdown on China and by extension the global economy are more serious than meets the eye. This requires focused intent, innovative strategies at all

Tribune

Ever since Mr Bérenger raised the question about a possible blackout of electricity in 2016, as mentioned in a recent World Bank report, there has been a lot

More than any previous government, this one has the clout, the reasons, the political latitude and the opportunity to rewrite some contour lines in the historically-charged (cane sugar)