Interviews
‘The government has made a start with the MIC, but it should be given time to deliver on its promises’
| January 17, 2025
Qs & As
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Tag: Public Funds
Interviews
“The previous government should be held accountable for disbursing such high fees to some privileged lawyers”
| December 27, 2024
Legal Fees and Political Connections: A Growing Concern in Mauritius
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Interviews
“2024: A resounding ‘Vote de Sanction,’ not ‘Vote d’Adhésion’”
| November 15, 2024
Interview: Nita Deerpalsing
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Editorials
The Air Mauritius Saga
| May 17, 2024
Editorial
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Editorials
Audit Report: A Call for Meaningful Reform
| April 5, 2024
Editorial
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Latest News
“The public is disillusioned, and there is now a growing perception of fear, especially with regard to freedom of speech and public safety”
| July 7, 2023
Interview: Dr Michael Atchia
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Latest News
Welfare or Freebie Culture?
| December 16, 2022
Opinion
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Interviews
“We are in a hole that is fast growing because of downside risks
| July 22, 2022
and we should stop digging to make it a bigger hole”
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Latest News
The Baie Jacocet Submarine Cable Survey Controversy: Checkmate?
| July 22, 2022
The stench of gutter politics and diehard fixations reminiscent of a bygone era have no place in today’s Mauritius There is also no place for loose cannons in
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Economy
An Industry on Life Support
| February 18, 2022
Despite the losses incurred since the 2014 crop, emergency bailouts as well increasing support from public funds have kept the industry on a tenuous lifeline. It is akin
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Education
Education reform and budgetary horizon — The Real Priorities
| July 10, 2016
The Ministry of Education in its current shape and form, holding a brief spanning from pre-primary to university levels, covering pre-vocational, vocational, technical and special needs education, supervising
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