Tag: Proportional Representation

Mauritius Times – 60 Years Ago

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

If we genuinely believe in democracy, then we should accept that everyone has a right to be heard without being negatively labelled

Interview: Nikhil Treebhoohun, Economist and Former Director NPCC

Interview – Lindsay Rivière, Journaliste

Some leaders will never learn. PR is anathema to the multitude, the more so in the light of enduring mess caused by the introduction of PR in the

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

Editorial

Mauritius is at a crossroads. The shoddy benchmarks of those who have successively been in power are aeons distanced from the lofty objectives, ideals and ambition of the

When the time for elections comes, it is the electorate that will deliver its verdict for the formation of the next government. Inevitably, the focus of the electoral

The present nominated PM does not have the legitimacy of a formal mandate to govern. The platform for a new MMM is showing the way. Is it not

We publish below the resolutions voted at the chain meetings organised by the ‘Down with PR!’ Campaign

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

Answering the issues of Resistans ek Alternativ does not require that we adopt a PR system which has shown that it is fraught with many unknowns and quite

Editorial