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Blog: MMM-MSM-Remake 2000 In Desperation
[Written by Bijaye M. (Guest Author) on Friday 28th of October 2011 - 05:47:00]
How desperate MMM and MSM could be to even think of a remake alliance 2000. The remake implies that the President of the Republic, Sir Anerood Jugnauth resigns and takes the leadership of the MSM, opens negotiations with MMM on seat and power sharing on the basis of three years premiership to Sir Anerood Jugnauth as leader of the MSM and two years to Paul Berenger as leader to the MMM.
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Blog: Banning is not enough
[Written by S. K. Mahadeo (Guest Author) on Friday 28th of October 2011 - 06:21:00]
It goes to the credit of Bunwaree that his tenacity has led to the virtual banning of tuitions at Std 4, a prelude to tougher battles in future to dismantle tuitions completely from the Primary sector. However, in public policy management it is true that banning has only led the activity to flourish underground as an activity in black....
Blog: What Reforms of the CPE?
[Written by S. K. Mahadeo (Guest Author) on Friday 21st of October 2011 - 03:09:00]
Talking of CPE reforms means reforming the examining system so that the backlash of these reforms may occasion shifts in our approach to curriculum, pedagogy, class management and school management....
Blog: The Supreme Institution - Back In Business
[Written by Bijaye M. (Guest Author) on Friday 21st of October 2011 - 02:57:00]
Parliament, the Supreme institution in our parliamentary democracy based on the Westminster model, was back in business on schedule last Tuesday with the usual agenda of PNQ, PQ's, statements and bills....
Blog: Where is the Evidence?
[Written by Murli Manohar (Guest Author) on Thursday 20th of October 2011 - 01:53:00]
Since arrests have been made in the Medpoint affair both the MMM and the MSM have embarked on a systematic campaign to undermine the trust and confidence in the police force and Icac....
Blog: Teaching Profession - The Collapse
[Written by S. K. Mahadeo (Guest Author) on Friday 14th of October 2011 - 02:50:00]
The leader of a Primary School Teachers' Union would wish to have a police post in every primary school. The President of the Secondary Teachers' Union wants to reintroduce caning as a fit measure to combat violence in schools. You realise that you are far away from the noble elegance, rich empathetic capacity, and civilised behaviour of an educated guide and mentor....
Blog: Strong Institutions and Not strong Men
[Written by Bijaye M. (Guest Author) on Friday 14th of October 2011 - 03:05:00]
"Africa needs strong institutions not strong men" said President Obama during his African tour in Accra, Ghana. Africa also needs good governance, accountability and transparency. How happy and proud every Mauritian must have felt on learning that our country occupies the top position in Africa as per the Mo Ibrahim Index on all scores....
Blog: Medpoint sale - Make or Break of a future Prime Minister?
[Written by Ploum Ploum (Guest Author) on Thursday 13th of October 2011 - 01:11:00]
To some it was the scandal of the century, if not the SALE OF THE CENTURY. To others it was the straw that breaks the camels back with already a hefty penalty – five Ministers having resigned and a major Alliance partner virtually forced to jump ship. For the MSM and its Leader and its ever ambitious Leader, it was a trap carefully executed by the Labour Party to strike a killer blow to a major Political challenger for the most coveted position of prime Minister....
Blog: Jagjit Singh, the singer who popularised ghazal music
[Written by M. Rafic Soormally (Guest Author) on Wednesday 12th of October 2011 - 03:27:00]
Suffering from brain haemorrhage, renowned ghazal singer Jagjit Singh, recipient of the Padma Bushan award, whose concert I have had the pleasure and honour of attending, sadly passed away in Mumbai’s Lilavati hospital on 10th October 2011. Sincere condolences to his family, and may his soul rest in peace. Expressing his deep sorrow in the Delhi Assembly, Opposition Leader Vijay Kumar Malhotra said « a bright star has vanished from the luminous sky of ghazal world », but his music and contribution to the world of music will live on forever....
Blog: Le Service de Santé à Rodrigues déjà mort ? Certainement...
[Written by Anonymous (Guest Author) on Tuesday 11th of October 2011 - 18:36:00]
Nous sommes bien à Rodrigues en 2011. Une intervention chirugicale urgente et vitale avait été prévue à l'hôpital de Crève Coeur. Tout le personnel des différentes sections associées à une opération étaient mobilisées. Toute cette mobilisation implique de l'argent et l'argent des contribuables. Outre l'investissement des contribuables, il y a aussi le malade lui-même et la famille....
Blog: Mauritius a Police State?
[Written by Bijaye M. (Guest Author) on Friday 7th of October 2011 - 01:48:00]
In the wake of the recent arrests and release on bail of several former ministers, high officials and politicians by ICAC and police, some prominent politicians have alleged that Mauritius has become a police state. Our country - A police state?...
Blog: Diagnosis of Aggressiveness of Youth
[Written by S. K. Mahadeo (Guest Author) on Friday 7th of October 2011 - 02:28:00]
Schools, parents, the elders of our society, the police, authorities responsible for correctional centres, Child Development Units, family planning institutions are all paralyzed by the kmlm behaviour of young people. It is said that the female population in schools in Form II and Form III has been contagiously affected by the liberty effects of violence and aggressiveness....
Blog: The MMM/MSM attempt at a Coup d’Etat
[Written by Murli Manohar (Guest Author) on Thursday 6th of October 2011 - 02:12:00]
The Medpoint case has been a defining moment in the political events of this year. One year after the victory of the Labour/MSM/PMSD alliance at the May 2010 general elections, the MSM resigned from the government on the ground that Maya Hanoomanjee was forced into resigning following her arrest by the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC). Since then, there has been a systematic undermining of the institutions of this country by the MMM and the MSM and even the President of the Republic, the founder of the MSM and father of Pravind Jugnauth, contributed to that insidious campaign following the arrest of his son by ICAC....
Blog: Freedom stops at My Nose
[Written by Bijaye M. (Guest Author) on Friday 30th of September 2011 - 02:16:00]
When we listen to what is said on radio on current issues, when we read some newspapers and hear statements of some politicians, the impression we get is that the country is on the brink of disintegration. It makes me wonder whether some journalists read, understand, mean what they write and gauge the impact on the common reader. The same applies to politicians and some radio journalists....
Blog: The MSM/MMM Banana Republic
[Written by Murli Manohar (Guest Author) on Friday 30th of September 2011 - 02:19:00]
The Medpoint case has been a watershed in the recent political turmoil and one person who is relishing the situation is Paul Berenger. To him power is almost within grab with the MSM as an ally....
Blog: School Management - Whither?
[Written by S. K. Mahadeo (Guest Author) on Friday 30th of September 2011 - 02:21:00]
A member of the Private Secondary Federation of Managers dared make an incendiary statement out of greed for more admissions in Form 1 in January 2012. The statement ran as follows: School Management - Whither? 'Private colleges are better managed than State Secondary Schools'...
Blog: Foreign medical students can't speak French/Creole
[Written by Anonymous (Guest Author) on Tuesday 27th of September 2011 - 14:47:00]
As we all know whenever Mauritians go to study medicine in a foreign country, it is mandatory for them to learn the speaking language of that country....
Blog: Medpoint allegations - Confessions of Dr Joomaye and former Minister Soodhun
[Written by M. Rafic Soormally (Guest Author) on Tuesday 27th of September 2011 - 14:51:00]
To a reasonable person, the possibility of a conspiracy between the trio Bérenger, Joomaye and Soodhun may be a real one in an attempt to discredit PM Ramgoolam, a possibility which the Police will also undoubtedly probe....
Blog: PM's Call for Solidarity
[Written by S. K. Mahadeo (Guest Author) on Friday 23rd of September 2011 - 01:52:00]
Of the three major motives of any revolution liberty, equality and solidarity or brotherhood, the last one is what sustains societal change and gives meaning to new relationships....
Blog: Re-engineering Growth with social Justice
[Written by Bijaye M. (Guest Author) on Friday 23rd of September 2011 - 02:17:00]
The primary objective of a Finance Minister in formulating budget proposals is to take measures to improve the lot of the poor, the weak, downtrodden and those at the lowest rung of the ladder. And also to empower entrepreneurs to create jobs and wealth....
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