Convoluted arguments, analytically flawed !

 

In L’express : In and Out -Un ancien secrétaire financier, qui n'a pas été retenu comme conseiller au PMO ( ou comme future FS) serait devenu, du jour au lendemain, une voix critique dans les rangs de l’opposition. Depuis, il dénonce systématiquement le gouvernement pour sa politique économique.

Ces donneurs de leçons !

Pa ban Eshan Juman , ban Ravi Beechook (inklu moi mem) ki pou vin don leçons à ReA…

« Au Cœur de l'Info » : Comment sauver Air Mauritius ?

Le Chairman d'Air Mauritius, Kishore Beegoo, été l'invité de Nawaz Noorbux ce jeudi après-midi...

Is it true that it was a ‘ planted’ interview, at the express request of the Chairman of MK? Did he decline to have the interview if such and such people were present ?

I was a mere puppet , I just followed instructions !

Rajiv Servansingh, ex-CEO of State Trading Corporation (STC), was heard again at the headquarters of the Financial Crimes Commission (FCC). Rejecting any irregularity in the award of the Rs 30 billion oil contract to Mercantile & Maritime Group (MMG), he asserted that he had merely carried out the decisions of STC's Board of Directors. The FCC has been scrutinizing potential links between the former STC boss and MMG director Kareena Neisius, to determine precisely what role he might have played in the awarding of this colossal contract. For his part, Rajiv Servansingh maintains that he has nothing to reproach himself for.

La méritocracie au travail : L'exemple vient d'en haut

Last Thursday, an official reception was held at the State House to honour the laureates. The Prime Minister expressed his wish for a profound transformation of our recruitment and employment system, emphasising the importance of providing young people with the right opportunities when they return home.

Second thoughts about voting today !

Why ?

What am I voting for? - for another 120-0.

For Alliance du Changement !

Ki Sanzman !

Fête du travail : Marked my presence

The Alliance du Changement was laying wreaths in Guy Rozemont Square and St Jean cemetery which was followed by the gathering of supporters in a supposed fervent display of "political fervour" at Edward VII Square in Rose-Hill.