Tag: Civil Service

Finance Bill 2018

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

Mauritius Times 60 Years Ago

MT 60 Yrs – 2nd Year No 52 – Friday 5th August 1955

“The public service is the connecting link between the State and the people, and as such, it is the incubator of public trust or mistrust in government. Other

Government failure refers to the failure of political institutions to generate a coherent economic strategy. The acid test for the announced Economic Mission Statement is therefore most likely

In our issue of the 28th January last, one of our correspondents writing under the penname of Civil Servant expressed the view that the Mauritian as head or

Successive governments list reform of the Civil Service in their manifestos and subsequently in the Government Programme. But in practice not much of it is visible as time

Yes, yes Minister! Of course Minister. Definitely Minister. Just leave it to me Minister. Yes, yes: these are the most dangerous, if not treacherous words that a minister

Mauritius Times 60 Years Ago — 1st YEAR No. 22 — Saturday 8th January 1955

Mauritius Times 60 Years Ago– 1st YEAR NO. 20 — SATURDAY 24th December 1954

In our young days names like Dayendranath Burrenchobay, Deva Soopramanien, Bramduth Ghoorah, Daya Heeralall, Herve Duval, Chitmansingh Jesseeramsingh, or an Eddy Norton even if in a different register,

It is not by constantly blaming the inefficiencies the system has accumulated that we can make the breakthrough we badly need. We have to take the bull by

Civil Service Reform is a necessary condition for improving the economic growth prospects of Mauritius. As a partner and active participant in achieving the goals of government, the

Independence 46: