Tag: David Cameron

Time For Change: For The Better?

Should the political parties not cut the dead wood soon, the backlash of the people at the next polls could be even more devastating than at the December

Mauritius can top all indices in Africa but does not match up to the highest standards of the best democracies of the world

* ‘Imaginer faire un sit-in aux Chagos, cela relève de la pure fantaisie’

The die is cast. Britain has woken up to the sobering aftermath of Brexit and the pitfalls ahead

History was made on Thursday 23rd June when votes were cast in the UK on whether to stay in the EU or to leave it.

Following the Brexit vote, I came across the term ‘Disunited kingdom’ in an online post commenting on the UK leaving the European Union.

“Sooner or later everyone sits down to a banquet of consequences.” — Robert Louis Stevenson

A Brexit would be an indictment of the Commission. It would open a breach in fortress Europe. It would weaken Europe and could lead to further fracture

* ‘In a real democracy, institutions work independently of politicians and are stronger than those in power. And institutions are only as independent and as competent as the

will not be broken down by bombing Syria

World economic growth slowed down suddenly in the wake of the international crisis of 2008. Millions were thrown out of jobs. Several economic activities went into downturn. Since

“Mr Corbyn 66 is consistent and sincere. A professed leader of the ‘hard left’ who believes that the Labour Party must return to its roots…” — New York

Last Friday, after it was announced that the Conservative Party had won a wholly unexpected overall majority in the UK parliament – “the sweetest victory” according to its

It won’t be too long now. On 7 May UK citizens will place an “X” on the ballot paper next to the name of their favourite candidate in