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Mauritius

THE SUGAR INDUSTRY AND POWER

Sugar plantation owners in Mauritius feel the energy potential of sugar cane waste has been deeply under-utilized. The Mauritius Sugar [...]

Subscribers only Energy 13.05.1998

STC, BACK TO THE OFFICE

Bijay Ghoorah has made a grand return to the head of State Trading Corporation (STC), the state-owned company charged with [...]

Subscribers only 02.05.1998

SUNIL BENIMADHU

A manager at African Development Bank (ADB), Sunil Benimadhu should succeed the Canadian Richard Morin on the management of Stock [...]

Subscribers only 02.05.1998

BACK-STEPPING ON CHAGOS

British MEP Ms. Glenys Kinnock (Labour) narrowly avoided her country facing a human rights condemnation over the Chagos Islands when [...]

Subscribers only 02.05.1998

TWO NEW OIL COMPANIES

The Mauritian government is expected to reply shortly to separate [...]

Subscribers only 02.05.1998

TELECOM TALKS

Mauritius Telecom and Telkom South Africa have not exactly concluded a joint venture agreement yet but they're getting on like [...]

Subscribers only 25.04.1998

PRESELECTION FOR MIDLANDS BARRAGE

Nine foreign companies, of which three in partnership with Mauritian [...]

Subscribers only 25.04.1998

FAIL, A CLARIFICATION

Following the editorial in The Indian Ocean Newsletter of April 4 1998 ("Mauritius: Treasure Island") on the transshipment of Patagonian [...]

Subscribers only 18.04.1998

JACQUES DAVID

It is the former editor in chief of Le Quotidien who was a journalist on the daily Le Mauricien, Jacques [...]

Subscribers only 18.04.1998

REVERSAL FOR BERENGER

Opposition disunity on Mauritius facilitated the victory of the Labour Party (government) candidate Satish Faugoo in the April 5 bye-election. [...]

Subscribers only 11.04.1998

BERNARD CATHELAT

After SOFRES, represented in Port Louis by consultants Price Waterhouse, it is IPSOS, another French pollster which is to set [...]

Subscribers only 11.04.1998

CGM isn't quite the same

Following the report in The Indian Ocean Newsletter on illegal [...]

Subscribers only 11.04.1998

Revenues from illegal fishing of Patagonian toothfish (legine) in the southern seas administered by Australia, France, New Zealand and South Africa are evaluated at US$230 million for the year 1997 in a recent report by International Southern Oceans Longline Fisheries [.

Subscribers only 04.04.1998

VIVEK RAGHOONUNDUN

Now a tourism officer in the Mauritian tourism ministry, Vivek Raghoonundun might become the next director of Mauritius Tourist Promotion [...]

Subscribers only 04.04.1998

JEAN CYRIL SPINETTA

The visit to Mauritius by the chairman and MD of flagcarrier Air France, Jean Cyril Spinetta, who flew out to [...]

Subscribers only 28.03.1998

Scheme on tenterhooks

The final contract between the energy ministry, Central Energy Board (CEB) and promoters of the project for a sugar cane [...]

Subscribers only Energy 25.03.1998

REFORMING TELECOMS SLOWLY

Four foreign consultants have been preselected in the framework of a contract to advise Mauritius Telecom and the government in [...]

Subscribers only 21.03.1998

UNCONCRETE CONTRACTS

The slowness with which some projects on Mauritius are realized is beginning to bother foreign investors. The most glaring example [...]

Subscribers only 14.03.1998

FISHING IN TROUBLED WATERS

The Australian and French governments are stepping up pressure on Mauritius to sign an international nature conservation convention protecting marine [...]

Subscribers only 14.03.1998

CHARIVARI IN OIL

The announcement by Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) last month of the imminence of an agreement for it to set up [...]

Subscribers only 07.03.1998

YVES LAFARGUES

A former manager of the French group Bolloré Technologies, Yves Lafargues is now managing Mauritius Freeport Development Company (MFD), a [...]

Subscribers only 07.03.1998

BYE-ELECTION TEST

An April bye-election in the Flacq Bon Accueil constituency caused by the death of the incumbent MP, government minister Gian [...]

Subscribers only 21.02.1998

DAVID SHATTOCK

Mauritian prime minister Navin Ramgoolam has appointed a senior British police officer, David Shattock, to study a reform of the [...]

Subscribers only 21.02.1998

MORE TALKS

The Mauritian government has planned to send a new trade [...]

Subscribers only 14.02.1998

PUBLISHING SECTOR TO BE REORGANIZED

Simon Wong, investment executive of State Investment Corporation (SIC), has been seconded to Editions de l'Océan Indien (EOI) to supervise [...]

Subscribers only 07.02.1998

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Mauritius

THE SUGAR INDUSTRY AND POWER

STC, BACK TO THE OFFICE

SUNIL BENIMADHU

BACK-STEPPING ON CHAGOS

TWO NEW OIL COMPANIES

TELECOM TALKS

PRESELECTION FOR MIDLANDS BARRAGE

FAIL, A CLARIFICATION

JACQUES DAVID

REVERSAL FOR BERENGER

BERNARD CATHELAT

CGM isn't quite the same

Spotlight
TREASURE ISLAND

VIVEK RAGHOONUNDUN

JEAN CYRIL SPINETTA

Scheme on tenterhooks

REFORMING TELECOMS SLOWLY

UNCONCRETE CONTRACTS

FISHING IN TROUBLED WATERS

CHARIVARI IN OIL

YVES LAFARGUES

BYE-ELECTION TEST

DAVID SHATTOCK

MORE TALKS

PUBLISHING SECTOR TO BE REORGANIZED

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Mauritius

THE SUGAR INDUSTRY AND POWER

STC, BACK TO THE OFFICE

SUNIL BENIMADHU

BACK-STEPPING ON CHAGOS

TWO NEW OIL COMPANIES

TELECOM TALKS

PRESELECTION FOR MIDLANDS BARRAGE

FAIL, A CLARIFICATION

JACQUES DAVID

REVERSAL FOR BERENGER

BERNARD CATHELAT

CGM isn't quite the same

Spotlight TREASURE ISLAND

VIVEK RAGHOONUNDUN

JEAN CYRIL SPINETTA

Scheme on tenterhooks

REFORMING TELECOMS SLOWLY

UNCONCRETE CONTRACTS

FISHING IN TROUBLED WATERS

CHARIVARI IN OIL

YVES LAFARGUES

BYE-ELECTION TEST

DAVID SHATTOCK

MORE TALKS

PUBLISHING SECTOR TO BE REORGANIZED

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Spotlight
TREASURE ISLAND