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ENGLISH BIO Radio Journalist since 2002, Axcel Chenney is, since March 2015, the Head of Multimedia of the news website lexpress.mu, the most visited Mauritian website according to Alexa. From 2013 to 2015, he was the Chief Editor of RadioPlus, a private radio station with 52 percent of the Mauritian listenership. Holder of a Masters Degree in Media Management, Axcel is also a radio and tv trainer making the most of the radio and TV potential of traditionally-print-journalists of the group La Sentinelle. In February 2014, he started lecturing Journalism Ethics at the Mauritius Campus of the University of Curtin. FRENCH BIO Journaliste radio depuis 2002, Axcel Chenney dirige depuis Mars 2015, les opérations multimédia du site d’information lexpress.mu le site mauricien le plus fréquenté selon les classements Alexa. De 2013 à 2015, il a été le Rédacteur en Chef de RadioPlus, la radio qui, avec 52 pour cent de part d’audience est la plus forte à l’Ile Maurice. Détenteur d’un BAC+5 de l’ESJ-Lille et l’Université de Lille 1, il agit aussi comme formateur en techniques de la radio et télé au groupe La Sentinelle et chargé de cours en « éthique du journalisme » au campus mauricien de l’Université de Curtin.
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Nita Deerpalsing: 'There is always time to avoid choosing between the plague and cholera'
Nita Deerpalsing, a former Mauritian politician now working for the United Nations in Ethiopia, reflects on the political and social issues in Mauritius. She emphasizes the need for empathy, social cohesion, and enlightened leadership to address the country's systemic problems, including economic inequality and social fragmentation. Deerpalsing criticizes the current political leadership and calls for a shift towards more visionary and empathetic governance. She also discusses the importance of promoting the Creole language as a unifying factor in Mauritius.
Dr Sébastien Martial: 'Groundwater can supply 100% of our consumption'
Dr. Sébastien Martial, a hydrogeologist, discusses the potential of groundwater to meet 100% of Mauritius' water consumption needs. He highlights the current 50-50 usage ratio of groundwater and surface water, advocating for increased borehole usage to preserve surface reservoirs. Martial emphasizes the need for flexible water distribution networks and better investment in water infrastructure. He also addresses the challenges of water contamination, the importance of data transparency, and the impact of climate change on water resources. The discussion includes comparisons with other countries and the role of private operators in water management.
In Surinam: Pravind Jugnauth flirts with contempt of court
Prime Minister Pravind Jugnauth is under scrutiny for allegedly calling a magistrate 'incompetent' during a speech in Surinam, which could be seen as contempt of court. The opposition released an audio recording purportedly of Jugnauth making the statement, which he has not denied. Legal experts suggest this could undermine public confidence in the judiciary and violate the principle of sub judice, as the case involving Bruneau Laurette is ongoing. The situation highlights a potential institutional crisis in Mauritius, with significant implications for the separation of powers and judicial independence.
Mauritius Telecom: the daughter of the PM's lawyer 'interning'
The article discusses allegations against Mauritius Telecom (MT) regarding the recruitment of Anyahitha Sonahori, daughter of Sharmila Sonah-Ori, the lawyer of Prime Minister Pravind Jugnauth. Critics claim she was hired to work on the FTI Consulting audit, but MT refutes these claims, stating she is just an intern among many. The CEO of MT, Kapil Reesaul, was seen at the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) with Senior Counsel Désiré Basset, possibly related to the FTI Consulting findings. Basset neither confirmed nor denied this.
Bhadain: 'I will not wait forever'
Roshi Bhadain has revealed a corruption scandal involving a government minister, a broker, and two private company employees related to a 27 million rupee bribe for a major government project. The Prime Minister has been informed, and the implicated private sector employees have resigned. Bhadain emphasizes that he will not wait indefinitely for action to be taken.
Sunkai: the 'scammer' is living the good life in Canada
Dominique Narsoomamode, suspected of fleeing Mauritius with a significant portion of funds from the Whitedot and Sunkai Ponzi schemes, has been found living freely in Montreal, Canada. Despite claims by Mauritian authorities that Interpol was alerted, Narsoomamode has not faced any legal consequences and is employed at a major Canadian bank while serving as a pastor. The article raises questions about the effectiveness of the international arrest warrant and the role of Mauritian authorities in his escape. Victims of the schemes continue to seek justice, while other involved directors face legal proceedings in Mauritius.
Presumed Bribery on the New Identity Card: Are Harel Mallac's Subcontractors Involved?
Harel Mallac Technologies (HMT) has initiated an exhaustive audit following allegations by Roshi Bhadain of a Rs 27 million bribe related to a government contract for a new national identity card. The audit will investigate the involvement of external consultants, including Synthesis Mauritius & Africa Ltd, which is suspected of being a dummy consultancy to justify the bribe. The contract, worth USD 8.1 million, was awarded to HMT and Thales, with potential costs rising to Rs 600 million. The Prime Minister’s Office, represented by the Permanent Secretary, is also implicated. The audit aims to uncover the truth behind these allegations.
Press Conferences of the MSM: Series of Embarrassments
The article highlights a series of embarrassing incidents involving MSM ministers and journalists during press conferences. It recounts specific events where ministers, including Vishnu Lutchmeenaraidoo and Pravind Jugnauth, faced criticism for their handling of media interactions. The article also mentions the exclusion of certain media outlets from press conferences and the controversial actions of government officials, reflecting negatively on the MSM's media relations.
The ICAC Sitting on a Bomb
Sources close to the government suggest that Navin Beekarry, head of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC), is under scrutiny due to a reopened investigation by the CCID. The investigation concerns the selection of suppliers for the renovation of Beekarry's office in June 2020, where the contract was awarded to a non-compliant bidder against the Tender Committee's recommendations. There is even speculation about Beekarry's possible arrest, with some already positioning themselves to succeed him.
Nawaz Noorbux: 'I swear, will I find powder in my car?'
Nawaz Noorbux, a journalist from Radio Plus, discusses the intense scrutiny and defamation he faces, particularly from political figures and media outlets like Sun TV. He highlights a systematic campaign against him, including false allegations of drug trafficking. Noorbux expresses concerns about the independence of institutions like the ICTA and Cybercrime Unit, which he feels are compromised. He also reflects on the solidarity within the journalistic community and the challenges of maintaining media independence in a politically charged environment.
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