Tag: First Past the Post

Matters of The Moment

Interview : Jack Bizlall

The people do not want to compose with the same leaders they have repeatedly rejected in the past. The time is ripe for new parties which rally the

Readers Speak

dans les moments difficiles pour mieux rebondir »

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

… nous pouvons encore ne pas regretter d’avoir de nouveau voté pour des imposteurs »

General elections can have long lasting consequences and in some cases overturning impacts. That is why electoral reform, which has a direct bearing on the long term, is

Let national interest override all other mean considerations. This will be the true win-win formula

Our Constitution can be criticized as lacking in originality, and as being a mere template of the system of government of the former colonial power. These criticisms are

Editorial

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

Interview : Catherine Boudet — ‘Est-ce que l’ICAC aura la liberté d’enquêter sur les responsabilités du PMO dans l’octroi de passe-droits à Sobrinho pour l’accès au VIP Lounge de

Interview – Sada Reddi – Historian “Rodrigues Elections: PR has made the system more democratically representative. Whether it makes for more stability will remain an open question’ *

Elections were held on Sunday 12th February for the Rodrigues Regional Assembly (RRA). There was an 80% turnout of voters numbering in total some 28,000. This speaks highly