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    History of Mauritius, Democratic Governance, A Focus

    By William Baker

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    History of Mauritius Democratic Governance, A Focus. A History Book on Mauritius, how it began to democracy enrolment. Mauritius is considered as one of the best-governed, most stable and prosperous African countries. It is a democratic state that has promoted the development of its people since independence in 1968. In general, the government of Mauritius has managed the economy soundly, with relative fiscal transparency, good provision of education, sanitation, water and health services. It has upheld the rule of law, exhibited tolerance of opposition parties, and enshrined fair electoral procedures, with regular alternation of power. The judiciary is considered independent, parliamentary politics are vigorous and widely reported, and human rights are, in the main, upheld. The country has managed its ethnic, religious and cultural diversity with maturity and tolerance

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWilliam Baker
    Release dateMay 8, 2017
    ISBN9781370764044
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