Tag: Electoral Commission

We always have the same team of politicians coming back for election time. Some have done very badly and underperformed… But like the Liverpool FC fans, we just

Political Caricatures

Interview: Milan Meetarbhan

The power to dissolve parliament, to hold snap elections or to postpone the holding of general elections can no longer be left at the sole discretion and prerogative

Mauritius Times – 60 Years Ago

Interview: Prof Singfat Chu, Professor of Business Analytics -National University of Singapore ‘many are voicing loudly for “equal” constituency sizes unaware of the clear danger that in trying

An unequivocal decision against PR was taken by the people and architects of our independence as early as in 1956. Those who do not heed or learn the

In Mauritius, we are still in quest of an electoral reform that can find a solution to the pronouncement of the Human Rights Commission of the United Nations

A government moulds a country’s future by giving a fresh look to the affairs of the country in terms of the security of state, management of economy, protection

In spite of it being fundamentally flawed, widely criticised and alien to the core values and principles which underpinned the struggle and birth of Mauritius as a sovereign

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By Sarita Boodhoo

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