Tag: Sugar Protocol

Interview: Milan Meetarbhan

Is it not high time to trigger a political big bang to free the country from the stifling stranglehold of power politics and finally honour the seminal promises

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The whole history of the industry and the political environment in which it has evolved militate against any solution for its present conundrum to be envisaged on the

The coming budget will be a test for the government. It can either limit the exercise to a traditional “accounting” exercise or at least start laying the foundations

The great game in the global economy, which consisted in large numbers of countries sitting down to negotiate vast free trade and investment agreements, has suddenly been reversed

50th Anniversary of the Nation

One can only hope that the decision makers at the highest level finally rise up to the tasks which this situation imposes on them

Double standards despite the government’s pro-planter rhetoric have taken a heavy toll on the small planters, akin to genocide

The situation is set to deteriorate further as the industry gets sucked up into the liberal and reputedly volatile global sugar market

Governments are judged by the people not by an exaggerated and abhorrent daily use of the national TV as an instrument of propaganda but by their deeds  Every

We often hear about the need to change the economic model which has served us so well up to now because of changes in the external environment which

Interview: Kreepalloo Sunghoon – Alliance of Sugarcane Planters Associations

Interview: Devesh Dukhira, CEO – Mauritius Sugar Syndicate —

After decrying the proposal of a minimum pension level, government has now approved a significantly higher compensation than the inflation rate costing an additional Rs 3.8 billion to