In one of the express of this Thursday, July 22: Registration and verification: Voters, avoid unpleasant surprises at the next ballot…, Another title: Riots in South Africa: Why it affects our imports.
Registration and verification: Voters, avoid unpleasant surprises at the next ballot …
Not only are the last general elections still relevant today, with a dozen petitions in court, but they will remain, it seems, in the annals, with some 6,813 people who could not vote in the legislative elections of 2019, ie twice as many as in 2014. To avoid the surprise of not finding your name on the electoral register, valid for one year only, those who are eligible can register. The national registration exercise began on July 16 and will end on the 31st. In addition, the holding of municipal elections before the end of the current financial year is probable, given that Rs 185 million are planned in the Budget for this year. …
Riots in South Africa: Why it affects our imports
Since the incarceration of former South African President Jacob Zuma, sentenced to 15 months in prison, deadly violence has erupted in South Africa. These riots are not sparing Mauritius since a good part of our imports come from this country. What is the impact? Explanations.
Regis Holdings: Rain of press releases but questions persist
The Stock Exchange of Mauritius (SEM) responded to “express” in a long press release Monday, the day our article “Regis Holdings, suspicious listing and new financial saga” appeared. But at the rate things are going – FSC update, SEM press release and Regis formal notice – the case is really taking a “saga” turn. Meanwhile, legitimate questions persist …