In its latest edition, Le Défi Plus revealed the names of a few big companies of the country that have contributed millions of rupees to the coffers of the main political parties during the past fiscal year.

Politics in the Mauritian context has always been practiced in a sort of semi-democratic way against the wish of majority of the population.

The Mauritius Council of Social Services (MACOSS) organised a brainstorming session on electoral reforms on Tuesday to enable civil society contribute to the debate.

After having given the opportunity to Suttyhudeo Tengur and Jimmy Harmon, defenders of the hindi and creole languages respectively, to comment on the Carcassone Report, today we open our columns to leaders of small political parties to voice their opinion on this issue.