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We can no longer continue to bury our heads in the sand. Persisting with the same economic model which has failed the country for more than a decade

Editorial

The huge sigh of relief of Hon Pravind Jugnauth, his parents, family and close ones, at the Supreme Court decision to uphold his appeal against the lower court

Is the country suffering from the crippling mindset of dependence on profitable rent provided by preferential market access and guaranteed export quotas of yore or the exceptional conditions

“Our relationship transcends politics, economics, or other developments”

After accessing the World Trade Organisation in 2001, the rise of China as a global economic and military power, on the back of dramatic economic liberalisation it undertook

The bull should be taken by the horns if we really want to face the challenge posed by the current weakening of our global business sector

The outcome of the Protocol having failed to gather consensus among the national constituents, there is space and time for government to press on the Indian party not

Despite the occasional political sound-bites, there was never going to be any comparison with Singapore.

Mauritius-India DTAA