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Rencontre Entre Pravind Jugnauth Et Boris Johnson MAZAVAROO | N°24 | SAMEDI 11 JANVIER 2020 mazavaroo.mu RS 5.00 PAGE 24 PAGE 5 CHAMP LIBRE UK-AFRICA INVESTMENT SUMMIT LETTRE OUVERTE À PRAVIND JUGNAUTH RENCONTRE ENTRE PRAVIND JUGNAUTH PAGE 4 2020 ET BORIS JOHNSON P.J A TOUS LES ATOUTS EN MAIN PAGE 21 HIPPISME 2020 ENTRE 40 À 43 JOURNÉES page 11 cité florida la famille cangy PAGE 6 retrouve PAYANT DEPUIS HIER le sourire L'ENGOUEMENT POUR LE MÉTRO EST LÀ Pg Caricature Mazavaroo Samedi 11 01 2020:Layout 1 09/01/2020 09:48 Page 1 Full page 260 mm x 380 mm Demi page horizontale 260 x 187 mm Demi page VERTICALE 127 x 380 mm Quart DE page 127 x 187 mm BANDO EN BAS PAGE 260 X 100 MM MAZAVAROO | N°24 | SAMEDI 11 JANVIER 2020 EDITORIAL 3 Éditorial 2020, DES DÉFIS SÉRIEUX À RELEVER À l’amorce de cette nouvelle année 2020, les dirigeants de ces pays trouvent par le millions de réfugiés climatiques se mettront la réduction des inégalités indispensables nous voulons dire notre reconnaissance à dialogue une solution rapide à leurs crises, en mouvement et rejoindront les migrants à la cohésion de la population. tous ceux qui nous ont lus tout au long de difficultés et drames. Dieu merci, Maurice politiques et économiques pour lesquels nous Abordons 2020 avec confiance. Notre ces 5 derniers mois de 2019. Nous nous a connu une année 2019 bénéfique, malgré n’avons pas trouvé de vraies solutions à ce communauté porte bien des projets réjouis- sommes efforcés de vous apporter les infor- des évènements les uns plus époustouflants jour. Même si certains dirigeants du monde sants qui mûrissent sur le terreau de toutes mations essentielles afin que vous puissiez que les autres, tels que les élections et le restent encore dans le déni des causes des les énergies déployées par chacune et chacun forger votre propre opinion sur l’actualité. cyclone Calvinia. perturbations climatiques, l’évidence est là, d’entre nous selon ses dons particuliers, Nous vous remercions de vos réactions à C’est la cohésion du pays qui nous a sous nos yeux. La jeunesse, elle, se mobilise au sein d’institutions privées et publiques. nos articles. Synthétisées dans les appels guidés, dans un système équilibré, constitutif pour préserver son futur. Cela nous rend Nous le savons, nous sommes tous que de téléphoniques et les réseaux sociaux, elles d’un rempart à l’indigence et à l’immobi- d’autant plus optimiste que des initiatives passage et nous devons nous garder de tout enrichissent le journal et consolident notre lisme. C’est encore la cohésion de la société environnementales se traduisent déjà par sentiment de possession ou de puissance. ancrage dans la proximité, près de vous, au qui devra inspirer en 2020 les réflexions des améliorations. Cependant nous avons aussi à rester cœur de la vie locale et attentif aux évolu- des parlementaires lorsque viendront en Ainsi la couche d’ozone se reconstitue conscients de notre responsabilité en tant que tions du monde. débat les urgences comme les pollutions, peu à peu depuis l’interdiction du gaz utilisé Mauriciens. C’est pourquoi il nous revient Certes, en 2019 nous avons d’une part l’énergie verte, la température grimpante, autrefois dans les aérosols. Des politiques d’écouter les voix, de discerner les voies soutenu celui que nous considérons comme la sécurité et la corruption. de reforestation engagées par quelques pays offertes à notre intelligence collective dans un leader sérieux et focalisé sur la gestion Toutes ces questions se posent car notre participent au verdissement de la planète sans la diversité des ressources et des talents qui irréprochable du pays et d’autre part, écrit monde évolue. Les connaissances scienti- malheureusement compenser le massacre des nous sont accordés, afin de savoir protéger contre celui qui était un <<spent force>>, fiques s’élargissent, la médecine progresse, forêts vierges. Les émissions de gaz carbo- et consolider notre pays, mais aussi cette un politique dépassé et rattrapé par ses la durée de vie s’allonge, les technologies nique dans les pays occidentaux s’inscrivent demeure immatérielle que constitue une fantaisies, son immobilisme et ses agisse- ouvrent des perspectives nouvelles. Réjouis- en recul. Ces petits pas démontrent qu’avec société juste, bienveillante et respectueuse ments contraires aux attentes pour une sons-nous de ces avancées et relevons le une réelle détermination, la dégradation de de tout Mauricien, indistinctement de ses gestion rigoureuse et vigoureuse du pays. défi de les adopter et les canaliser pour l’environnement peut être stoppée. Saisissons affiliations ethniques et sociales. Le temps et les résultats nous ont donné qu’elles servent aux Mauriciens et à leur ces opportunités pour aller de l’avant et L’avenir de notre pays, tout comme raison. Et, remarquez bien, nous n’avions à épanouissement. pour que Maurice ne demeure plus un pays celui de nous-mêmes, repose certes sur le aucun moment demandé à la population de L’état de notre planète préoccupe tous les en retard des mesures climatiques et écolo- discernement, le rejet de toutes les formes voter pour ou contre tel parti ou tel leader. citoyens du monde. Beaucoup parmi les plus giques. En cette année 2020, relever nos que peut prendre le mal, même celles qui Nous avons étalé les faits implacables et le pauvres subissent déjà les conséquences des défis doit signifier nous intéresser plus à semblent les plus bénignes, mais il repose choix revenait aux votants, sans imposition. désordres climatiques et doivent se résoudre l’homme mauricien, à son univers de vie et en tout premier lieu sur notre capacité à L’année 2019 s’est achevée dans une à quitter leur terre en raison de la baisse de à son environnement. S’en suivront alors écouter, accueillir, partager, à nous battre ambiance chaotique pour bon nombre de la production agricole, de la hausse du niveau les avancées sociales, les progrès écono- et obtenir ce qui nous revient en suant pays et nous en sommes très peinés. Nous de la mer ou de la pénurie d’eau. Selon la miques, le ralentissement, pour ne pas dire eau et sang. Raschid Meerun formons le vœu que les gouvernements et Banque mondiale, d’ici à 2050 plus de 140 l’arrêt de ce qui se dégrade à ses dépens et Opinion On se défend devant un tribunal… Nous devons prendre conscience des Shakeel Mohammed ou même Patrick le leader du parti, les mentalités resteront les conséquences de nos propos. C’est en ces Assirvaden de démissionner et il pourra mêmes. De 2014 à 2019, il a eu 5 ans pour Une publication termes que Navin Chandra Ramgoolam être candidat. Cela lui permettra de voir reformer le PTR, mais les vieux dinosaures de Media Temple Ltd doit prendre conscience de ses actes et de combien d’hommes de son parti voudront sont réapparus sur la scène, avec les Anil ses propos. L’ex-PM fait de plus en plus bien de lui. Il est fort probable qu’il se Baichoo, Rama Sithanen, Jeetah, Ashok et DIRECTEUR : parler de lui dans l’actualité, il fait de plus présente comme candidat au numéro 15, autres. Certains jeunes partisans du PTR CASSAM DHUNNY en plus des sorties devant les caméras et voire même 20. Mais où qu’il ira le peuple ont été mis à l’écart à la dernière minute, devant ses inconditionnels pour raconter le rejettera encore et encore ; peut-être après avoir été dupés par Navin qui leur [email protected] et expliquer comment, selon lui, les législa- qu’il lui reste une infime chance à Plaine- a promis qu’ils obtiendraient des « tickets • tives de 2019 étaient truquées, « mardaye ». Verte, où des centaines d’irréductibles lui » pour les législatives de 2019, et cela dès Rédacteur-en-chef : Navin Ramgoolam sait qu’il n’a pas le seront fidèles. Et s’il y le début de la campagne en octobre. Après droit, selon la loi, de parler de ce sujet publi- va et perd encore une fois, il n’aura la défaite de 2014, il déclare qu’il viendra Raschid Meerun quement et surtout devant les caméras, car toujours pas retenu la leçon, car il est difficile avec une politique de rupture. Maintenant, [email protected] la contestation des élections de 2019 est un quand on a été soi-même au courant de après la défaite de 2019, il déclare qu’il • cas qui est en cours de justice. De plus, les toutes sortes de tricheries et de « marday veut venir avec une politique de restructu- médias doivent respecter la règle du « sub » pendant plus d’une décennie, de se voir ration. Enfin, les partisans du PTR doivent Secrétaire de rédaction: judice » et faire preuve de retenue au sujet dépasser par un plus malin et plus honnête tous se mettre d’accord sur comment ils Zuhayr Dhunny d’une affaire devant les tribunaux et non que soi et aussi sans savoir comment. Un veulent que leur parti évolue. L’actuel leader [email protected] relayer ses propos et vidéos sur leurs sites. vrai leader doit savoir quand il doit quitter du PTR prêche de grandes morales mais On se défend devant un tribunal Mr Navin, la scène, sinon il n’est pas un leader, il fait ses actions vont à l’encontre des morales • et non devant des caméras pour faire pitié face à une pression de la part de son propre qu’il prêche. Il avait dit qu’il était contre Rédaction: et se mettre dans la peau d’une victime. parti pour démissionner, mais on sait bien le « transfugisme » mais on a vu des Jeeha, Ce que NCR fait s’appelle de l’outrage à la que NCR n’abandonnera jamais.
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