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- Mauritius Times ePaper Friday 23 October 2026
- « Une crise peut constituer le point de départ d’une transformation, à condition que le gouvernement sache saisir cette opportunité »
Interview : Dr Avinaash Munohur, Politologue * Riots 2026 : ‘Si l’implication de réseaux criminels organisés était établie, nous serions confrontés à une situation extrêmement préoccupante’ Regroupement Bérenger-Valayden-Bodha « La simple addition de personnalités ne suffit pas…
- Riot or Terrorism? Where Does Mauritian Law Draw the Line?
Qs & As By Lex The arrest of dozens of people, including 17 minors, following recent civil unrest has raised questions about the government’s intention to invoke the Prevention of Terrorism Act (PoTA) 2002 against those allegedly involved. While maintaining public order is…
- Transfugisme : Entre liberté de conscience, loyauté et dignité
Eclairages Par A. Bartleby L’actualité politique mauricienne a été marquée par un nouveau rebondissement. Le 16 octobre 2026, Sydney Pierre, député à l’Assemblée nationale, a officiellement quitté le Parti travailliste (PTr) et la majorité gouvernementale. Ce basculement fait…
- Beyond the Half-Truths: Appraising the 2026 October Riots
Society & Politics By Sada Reddi Adapting a famous saying attributed to Mark Twain to the October 2026 rioting in Mauritius, one can venture to say that half-truths circulated around the country while the truth was still putting on its shoes. This is inevitable during a major…
- Chagos – When Propaganda Dresses as Journalism
International Relations A campaign of insinuation—from an unverified claim about a police shooting to proposals to bargain over Diego Garcia—is distorting the Chagos debate and testing the elementary duties of journalism By Vijay Makhan There comes a point when one must stop…
- France’s Protests: From School Funding Crisis to Democratic Reckoning
Democratic governments can no longer maintain political stability by expanding spending. France illustrates the trap: citizens demand investment, markets demand austerity, and governments cannot satisfy both By Anil Madan As autumn loomed, student protests in France seemed a…
- Mauritius’s Water Crisis: What Can We Learn from Singapore?
Editorial Climate change is making rainfall less predictable, while population needs, economic activity and the demand for reliable services continue to place pressure on our water resources. These are real challenges. But nature alone cannot explain why so much treated water…
- End of Life Care: The Death with Dignity Debate
Society & Public Health Discussing death is not a taboo, but a essential standard of care that preserves patient dignity and autonomy By Shravan Nosib “Place me in that immortal, imperishable world, where light is unceasing, and heaven itself is set.” — Rig Veda, 9.113.7 The…
- Beyond the Victim Narrative: How Mauritius Can Reclaim Its Future
Opinion “The question is not simply whether our grievances are justified; many are. It is whether we are converting them into knowledge, organisation, practical competence and lasting improvements in our lives” By U. Dasin The convergence of youth and Gen Z protests worldwide…
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