Tag: Rule of Law

Editorial

The rule of law has slowly but surely been making its way for the rule of privileges, big and small, where lawlessness grows together with the feeling of

Interview: Milan Meetarbhan   Best Losers Appointed by Party Leaders and not ESC: ‘Most regressive measure 50 years after independence’ Our guest this week is Milan Meetarbhan who is

We have witnessed a nationwide upgrade if materialism is the sole marker of progress. Regardless how dramatic the costs and the absolute disregard for quality and standard

Interview: Milan Meetarbhan — Mauritians as a whole have got democratic instincts in their DNA but politicians do not always get it

What does the citizen do when those who are vested with powers to apply checks and balances, abstain from so doing when the person concerned is “important”?

Dr R Neerunjun Gopee — Inauguration of the Ram Mandir Ramrajya and Leadership This afternoon is taking place the inauguration of a Ram Mandir at Union Park, Rose

* DTAA : ‘Ce n’est pas que Maurice n’a pas été assez agressif dans son PR. Maurice n’a pas eu de PR’

It is critical to engage citizens in internalising the role of the rule of law as the foundation of our very existence. We won’t move forward should we

In the context of the seemingly unending spectacle of so many high dignitaries and people from the purportedly “good and the great” sections of society being charged for

Party leaders should stop playing such communal games and concentrate instead on the real issues facing the country, for which they have been voted.

Interview: Milan Meetarbhan, représentant de Maurice aux Nations unies

By Eric NG Ping Cheun

Par Samad Ramoly

By R.V