Assessment After One Year in Power: Ministers Evaluated by Our Journalists

One year after the Alliance of Change came to power, the editorial team of l’express evaluates the performance of the ministers. We have been conducting this exercise for fifteen years, having previously assessed the ministers of Navin Ramgoolam's government (2010–2014) as well as those of the Alliance Lepep (from 2014 to 2024). Conducted by our group of journalists, this evaluation is based on four criteria: overall performance, mastery of issues, leadership, and the ability to propose solutions.

Assessment After One Year in Power: Ministers Evaluated by Our Journalists

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