Tag: Economic Development Board

Interview: Chetan Ramchurn – Entrepreneur ‘The Labour Party should let the honest leftist voices be heard. For at the moment, it is not connecting with Mauritians’   ‘The

We are no less than in a situation of emergency as regards the drug problem, and it is high time for policy-makers to frame a fresh approach to

Without control the Cash for Citizenship and Passport Scheme can be abused by tax evaders, money launderers, and organised crime figures who can cross borders at short notice

The citizenship and passport of Mauritius belongs to the people. It is an intrinsic right conveyed to citizens through our independence and our Constitution. The government cannot therefore

A small new advisory team seems to have more or less acquired controlling influence at the juncture of PMO, Treasury and a few vital “independent” institutions. They are

Interview: Rajeev Hasnah CFA & Economist

The EDB should endeavour to become the government’s arm of the public-private sector partnership – not a possible adjunct to the already powerful business lobbies

Interview : Joseph Tsang Mang Kin

Cats cannot be set among the pigeons. How can the newly created Economic Development Board (EDB) have a majority of 6 out of its 8 directors from the

with the Economic Development Board, established and existing private sector businesses are being called upon to control every aspect of future business development in Mauritius…

The EDB could become a key player in the future development of Mauritius if only its implementation is done within the framework of good governance principles

  Why is our export performance not picking up? What would make more investments materialize in Mauritius than what we have?